Building a better future for Logan
LOGAN has so much to offer, which is why Albert & Logan News is throwing a spotlight on the city’s assets in this feature series called Future Logan.
In Depth
Why we need to rethink where we came from
ARE we what we think we are? New discoveries hint people did not evolve to trek out of Africa as previously thought. Instead, that honour may belong to someone — or something else.
Jason Clark prepares for life away from the Rabbitohs
Ahead of his move to the UK, Rabbitohs stalwart Jason Clark has told of the day his world turned upside down, his memories of that 2014 season and who hits the hardest in the NRL
A gun, gelignite and axe attack at 10,000ft
IT was a normal Aussie flight, except for the passenger with a sawn-off rifle and two sticks of gelignite who wanted to fly to Singapore. But a fellow passenger with an axe had other ideas …
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Saving the planet
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Grim repeater: HIV on the rise
A GOLD Coast mum diagnosed with HIV, the victim of her husband’s ‘secret’ life. A 27-year-old man who “took a risk”. Two Queenslanders living with HIV, and they’re not alone. Infection rates are rising.
Unlocking cool tools
To celebrate QUT turning 25, this week we showcase 25 amazing innovations, devices and fields of research being developed here in Queensland.
Living better, longer
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One man’s quest to be a superdad
RYAN Heffernan cared for no-one more than himself before his son was born. Even for a while after. But then life hit rock bottom, and it was time to turn things around.
Only four days between murders
THE day before he snatched his youngest victim off a Queensland street, this man was burying the last woman he’d killed. When finally caught, the serial killer launched an unbelievable bid for freedom.
It’s stuffed: Why is this town toxic?
SPECIAL REPORT: Residents say this town is so toxic even the cane toads are dying. Many have moved, but for those people left behind it’s a desperate battle to find out what’s poisoning this place.
Capturing life just as it is
RAPHAELA Rosella busked to get $80 to buy her first camera. Now her photos have landed her a place at the presitgious World Press Photo masterclass.
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