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Taking a tour of Brisbane's hole-in-the-wall coffee shops.

If these walls could talk: A walking tour of Brisbane CBD’s tiny cafes

Nestled in the walls of towering office buildings and meandering laneways, these are the vibrant tiny cafes that are in many ways the beating heart of the Brisbane CBD.

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‘Give ’em hell’: Explosive return of the ‘unwoke’, unapologetic One Nation juggernaut

Firebrand Senator Pauline Hanson says she has no faith in the LNP at any level – and her understudy James Ashby’s campaign for the seat of Keppel is just the start of One Nation’s big return.

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Billy Walters’ heartbreak over a mum he doesn’t remember

Broncos’ hooker Billy Walters was only four when his mother died, but he feels incredibly proud of her legacy.

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We break down Cody Simpson's last bid at Olympic qualification by the numbers.

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By the numbers: What Cody Simpson must do to make the Olympics

Cody Simpson faces a mammoth task to book a ticket to Paris. Here is how fast he will need to swim. Watch our interactive to see how he stacks up against the all-time greats.

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Lyall Nixon 15yrs from Dulcca and Hannah Kelly from Giligulgul at Ekka with Showbags. Pic Annette Dew

Ultimate guide to Ekka showbags

Whether it’s sweet treats, magazines or goodies from your favourite footy team. Find the best value showbags with our interactive Ekka showbag guide for 2019. SEE FULL LIST

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ON HOLD -DO NOT USE - COURIER MAIL PIC DESK - Thomas Crowe, 4, and George Pickford, 3, posing at the RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane 26th of July 2019. The Ekka is back with a long list of showbags. (AAP Image/Josh Woning)

Mega guide: Full list of Ekka showbags

From $2 Bertie Beetle blue bags to $95 Lindt boxes, see the full list of showbags at this year’s Ekka and our top picks for the best value.

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Bindi and Chandler Powerll. Picture: Instagram/@bindisueirwin

Secret photos reveal how Bindi’s engagement unfolded

Bindi Irwin never thought the magical moment her American boyfriend Chandler Powell proposed would be captured, but it turns out he had a secret plan. SEE BINDI’S NEW PHOTOS

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Fifty-five people have been charged following a targeted police operation by investigators from Redfern Region Enforcement Squad (RES), into the supply and distribution of cocaine and illicit drugs across Sydney. Just before 9pm on Friday 10 May 2019, officers stopped and searched a vehicle on Ocean Street North, Bondi, locating cash, mobiles phones, more than 31 grams of cocaine and more than 11 grams of MDMA. The 35-year-old male driver and 38-year-old male passenger were both arrested and charged with two counts of supply prohibited drug indictable quantity, supply prohibited drug, and deal with proceeds of crime. The pair were granted conditional bail and will appear at Waverley Local Court on Tuesday 11 June 2019.

Celebs, dealers caught up in east’s cocaine crackdown

In May, sky-rocketing rates of cocaine use in the eastern suburbs prompted cops to act. All they had to do over a few weekends to nab 55 people was stand on the street and literally watch the brazen deals go down before slapping on handcuffs.

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NEWSLOCAL: Pulse of Greater Sydney headlines

The major concerns for Sydney’s future revealed

A Sydney-wide analysis of what makes communities tick has found that western Sydney and its neighbouring communities in Sydney’s south are the least advantaged when it comes to employment opportunities, community living standards and housing choice. Greater Sydney Commissioner Lucy Turnbull assesses Sydney’s future in our Pulse of Greater Sydney feature.

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TOPSHOT - A heifer bull jumps over revellers in the bullring after the second bullrun the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, northern Spain on July 8, 2019. - On each day of the festival six bulls are released at 8:00 a.m. (0600 GMT) to run from their corral through the narrow, cobbled streets of the old town over an 850-meter (yard) course. Ahead of them are the runners, who try to stay close to the bulls without falling over or being gored. (Photo by ANDER GILLENEA / AFP)

Blood on the streets of Pamplona

Thousands come for the thrill. For the chance to take on wild beasts rampaging through the streets. Most make it out unscathed, but for an unlucky few, the Running of the Bulls ends in hospital … or worse.

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ROUSE HILL TIMES/AAP Tony Reynolds, Nina Butler, Robert Lewry, Harry Terry, Jenny Lloyd and Jacki Dand at Thompsons Square in Windsor, NSW. Thursday 4th May 2019. The protest at Thompsons Square has ended, but the protestors are still watching the development. (AAP IMAGE/Jordan Shields)

Six-year occupation to save historic Windsor sites ends

Australia’s longest running occupation, which was sparked over NSW Government plans to demolish Windsor Bridge and ‘destroy’ historic Thompson Square, has ended after 2000 days in protest.

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FILE - In this Nov. 1969 photo made available by NASA, Apollo 12 mission Commander Charles P.

See the Moon as astronauts did

When thousands of photographs from the Apollo missions were made available to the public, it gave us the first chance to see the Moon just as the astronauts did.

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Trinity College principal Nick Hately at the Evanston South campus. Picture: SUPPLIED

How a church hall became a school with 3600 students

As the north’s booming population puts public schools under huge strain, Trinity College has become one of the biggest private schools in Australia.

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Ada, Sophie, Sonia red carpet Logies 2019. Picture: Supplied

Extreme Logies thigh-high splits and red carpet fails

Australia’s hottest TV stars were at the Logie Awards, where they showcased their sheer and sexy looks for the night — and there were some epic fails SEE THE HITS AND MISSES

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