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Qld mine deaths over the years

Haunting reality behind Qld’s tragic mining history

Australia is known for its rich mining history – and sadly the tragedies that have come with it. SPECIAL REPORT

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web art for Oct 7 anniversary

FBI warning as Israel reveals how it will mark October 7

A chilling message has been issued as Israel prepares to mark the grim anniversary of the attack that changed the world. See the photos, video.

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High Steaks with Allan Border and Robert Craddock, The Boatshed restaurant, Regatta Hotel, Toowong. Picture: Liam Kidston

‘Why me’: Legend’s confronting Parkinson’s battle

He’s known for his resilience on the pitch but Allan Border has had to fight several battles off it too, all uncovered in his sit down with Crash Craddock. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

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Newly elected Queensland Parliament Speaker Curtis Pitt (right) is hugged by Deputy Premier Jackie Trad after swearing in on the opening day of the 56th Queensland Parliament in Brisbane, Tuesday, February 13, 2018. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING

‘Wasn’t an easy time’: Why Curtis Pitt and Jackie Trad don’t speak

Outgoing parliamentary speaker Curtis Pitt has opened up about his ousting from another high-profile role, and the falling-out that followed. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS

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MAPPED: The lavish hangouts of Brisbane’s Gucci gangsters

Forget seedy clubhouses and industrial estates, Brisbane’s flash bad boys would rather be seen in some of the city’s trendiest and most lavish venues. And, of course, they love to look the part, too.

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War of attrition: Inside the cops’ relentless pursuit of Brisbane’s outlaws

Battle-ready police are going to extreme lengths to trap, annoy and disrupt Brisbane’s outlaw criminals, and it’s getting major results, where even a speck of blood on a $50 note can lead to a long jail term. SEE HOW THE COPS ARE GETTING RESULTS

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MANLY DAILY SPECIAL 16th November 2021. Feature on the mates of Oscar Valentin, who died in a tragic car accident and Angus Prior, who struggled to deal with the death of Oscar and took his own life. Avalon Youth Hub has helped guide the friends of the two boys - some of who were on suicide watch - over the past few years. Picture shows the friends, now in their 20's, having enjoyed a meal and a beer at Modus Brewing in Mona Vale. Pictured ( back L-R) are: Jacob Coster (21) and Sam Lock (21) (Front L-R) Nick Lllamas (20) Johan Fetlaar (22) Josh Banning (23) Pictures by Julian Andrews.

How brave mates survived twin tragedies

When fears grew for the safety of a large group of teenagers who were struggling in the aftermath of the deaths of their two mates, drastic action was needed.

Travel planner: Expert guide to your ultimate Queensland holiday

Travel planner: Expert guide to your ultimate Queensland holiday

Fancy snorkelling with turtles in off Hayman Island or taking a luxe city break at one of Brisbane’s fanciest hotels? This ultimate travel guide will help you plan your dream holiday.

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Covid forced 200 officers on leave at once at Sydney prison

Covid forced 200 officers on leave at once at Sydney prison

Hundreds of officers at a single Sydney prison were placed on leave at once at the height of the Delta outbreak. See the latest in our special report.

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Darren hopkins survivies plane crash in tasmania

‘I was burnt, I nosedived the plane’: Cop’s miracle act

Darren Hopkins thought he was going to die as he flew in a cockpit filled with fire. But a miracle act and lucky encounter saved his life. SEE THE PHOTOS, VIDEO

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Shock report reveals prison Covid cluster decision

Shock report reveals prison Covid cluster decision

SPECIAL REPORT: Covid-positive prisoners were taken to public hospitals instead of a purpose-built facility at Silverwater as Covid cases spiked.

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QLD Coronavirus News

Inside the race to get Qld’s lowest vaccinated town jabbed

Inside the race to get Qld’s lowest vaccinated town jabbed

In 1919, the Spanish flu swept through Cherbourg, killing 83 people in three weeks. Now elders and health care workers are fighting fear and ignorance to ensure history doesn’t repeat itself a century later.

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Mission Zero: Getting Australia to a net zero future

Climate change has bedevilled Australian governments. We are putting an end to all of that so we can get our nation on a path to a net zero future.

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‘Higher on ice’: Drug cooks make new ‘nasty meth’

‘Higher on ice’: Drug cooks make new ‘nasty meth’

Cops are seeing a new ‘cheap, nasty’ version of ice, which is said to be from organised crims working together, like syndicates did in Operation Ironside.

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