Lachie Kennedy on racing the ‘G man’ and that 20.26s ‘upset of the decade’
When Lachlan Kennedy beat Gout Gout over 200m last month it was a surprise to just about everyone. Now the pair are set to go head-to-head again.
When Lachlan Kennedy beat Gout Gout over 200m last month it was a surprise to just about everyone. Now the pair are set to go head-to-head again.
Li Cunxin went from crushing poverty to being feted by high society, but it all may never have happened if it weren’t for a last-minute intervention by his teacher. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS
It’s a boulevard of broken dreams – a Queensland island resort likened to a war zone as a bitter feud tears it apart. This is the inside story of an idyllic paradise left to rot.
One half of a dynamic brotherly duo setting the pace among the biggest forces in Queensland development has a clear message for Brisbane’s Mayor. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS
Incredible stories of survival and crippling costs to business can be revealed as Hervey Bay faces a months-long recovery from record floods. SPECIAL FEATURE.
Heartbreaking details of preventable child deaths have prompted calls for an urgent overhaul of the state’s flawed reporting system after several fatal incidents went undisclosed to authorities.
A horrific accident in her 20s put Clare Stewart on the path to becoming a politician and now the CEO of a charity organisation. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS
She played a significant role in the establishing of pivotal Queensland laws – but Jackie Trad has also left a long list of controversies behind. SPECIAL REPORT
In the dead of night, as most of Ingham slept, a torrent descended. Nothing will ever be the same again. This is the untold story of how the North Qld spirit conquered unimaginable tragedy and heartbreak.
Tim and Bonnie Paine open up on their move to Queensland and how they have chosen to put their family first after enduring their share of turbulence, both publicly and privately.
He is the former Greens councillor known for his somewhat combative relationship with some media, but despite his protests, his views on the organisation of rural fire brigades deserve ventilation. This is High Steaks, the vegetarian edition.
Steph Rice has opened up on her surprise journey to becoming a Christian, advocating her faith and how she just shakes her head at critics calling her “indoctrinated and naive”.
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