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Amy MacMahon reflects on the traffic accident that could have claimed her life

MP’s horror crash an eerie echo of earlier family drama

Greens MP Amy MacMahon doesn’t remember the crash that could have claimed her life earlier this year. But the aftermath is familiar, as she recalls an accident that almost claimed her mum’s life more than a decade ago.

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QWeekend. BCM. Andrew and Rob (dark shirt) Gray of Graya Construction, a successful company teaming up with leading architects to build some of Brisbane's most luxurious homes for celebrity couples. Photograph David Kelly

Secret’s out: Celebrity builders to make game changing move into luxury hotel industry

They’re the builders to the stars, from Darius Boyd, Quade Cooper to rapper Example and have an active pipeline worth $328m but celebrity builders Graya have their sights set on an even grander vision.

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Brisbane CBD's best bars are hidden in its laneways.

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Brisbane’s best kept secrets are hidden in its laneways

Blink and you’d miss them. But if you’re looking for a classy late night tipple in Brisbane CBD, you can’t go past its many hidden laneway bars. SEE OUR LIST OF THE BEST

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How to dress like a Queenslander in winter.

Humans of Queen St Mall (or how to dress like a Queenslander in winter)

Eclectic, eccentric and never dull. While winter rarely truly comes to Queensland, it doesn’t mean Queenslanders don’t nail winter fashions. Come with us to Queen Street Mall for proof.

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Sydney's inner west is now the nation's craft beer capital. Tour of breweries include Wayward, Sauce and Batch with host Peter Philip, from Wayward Brewing Co

How Sydney became the nation’s craft beer capital

Sydney’s independent breweries have launched a “buy local” campaign as they take a shot at foreign-owned CUB and Lion’s dominance of Australia’s $16.5 billion beer market.

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05/07/18 - Australian Ballett Soloist Jill Ogai is back in her home town of Adelaide to perform in Sleeping Beauty Ballet. Pictured at Glenelg Jetty. Picture: Tom Huntley

How Bondi’s Jill Ogai went from Nippers to The Nutcracker

From dancing around the family lounge all the way to the Sydney Opera House — ballerina Jill Ogai is among the nominees for one of the most coveted dance awards, but says her “soul is so happy” when back at home in Bondi.

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Commercial fisherman and mechanical winches hauling the net into the shallows on a sunny day

‘I’m reluctant to sign off on 130 years of family history’

Fifty years ago there were dozens of commercial fishermen plying their trade on Pittwater, in Sydney’s north. Today Mark Arblaster – whose fish are highly sought-after by Sydney’s finest restaurants – is the last of his kind, writes Ben James.

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The sun sets behind burnt trees of the Amazon rainforest, south of Porto Velho on August 27, 2019. - Brazil will accept foreign aid to help fight fires in the Amazon rainforest on the condition that the Latin American country controls the money, the president's spokesman said Tuesday. (Photo by CARL DE SOUZA / AFP)

Images of beauty hide scary truth

Our planet stands on the edge of a climate disaster which threatens its fragile beauty, yet the irony is the crisis creates many opportunities for haunting, starkly beautiful imagery.

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Elliot Crissel and son Ellis.

Family’s joy after harrowing premature birth

A father of two has reflected on the traumatic birth of his son, Ellis, ahead of dad’s day on Sunday. Elliot Crisell could not be prouder of how far his family have come, along with the help of “guardian angles” at the Royal Hospital for Women.

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Jimmy Bartel on Game Day after marriage split

Jimmy fronts up to work after split with Nadia

Jimmy Bartel’s shock split from wife Nadia hasn’t stopped the ex- AFL star from doing his day job as the former couple face intense scrutiny. SEE THE PHOTOS

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Albo’s grand plan to tackle overdevelopment

A vision for a nationwide master planning division to better connect communities across Australia is Anthony Albanese’s ‘Big Australia’ plan.

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Adelaide, Australia - February 28 - Amber Louise is a victim of domestic violence. At Chrisites Beach. (Photo by Heidi Lewis)

Homelessness ‘worse than ever’ across Sydney

One of Australia’s 100 Living Treasures, who has helped the homeless for 50 years, says the hidden scourge is “worse than ever” across Sydney as more women escape domestic violence.

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L to R: Neurosurgeon Dr Raymond Cook and Neurologist Dr Paul Silberstein and who work out of Royal North Shore Private Hospital, have completed their 500th Deep Brain Stimulation surgery for the treatment of Parkinsons Disease. Picture: John Appleyard

‘Miracle surgery’: Doctors changing lives for Parkinson’s sufferers

Tim McIntyre meets the doctors transforming Parkinson’s sufferers lives and the man on a mission to find a cure. Here is their story with incredible experiences from people that had the life-changing Deep Brain Stimulation surgery.

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For QWeekend - Kate Crosbie, 32, suffers chronic pain after a life-threatening spinal operation but despite that, has entered

Sore back? The new way to beat the pain without drugs

One in five Australians suffer from chronic pain but too many rely on painkillers for relief. A revolutionary approach to treat chronic pain is having huge success and it’s not with drugs.

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