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The life of public servants remains the ultimate contrast – the engine room of Queensland but one that comes with endless criticism. SPECIAL REPORT
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It was once a thriving part of Brisbane’s cultural scene. These days it’s become a rubble. SPECIAL REPORT
Native title: Fight for fairness or ‘just a land grab’?
It remains one of the biggest talking points of today, but Queensland’s native title debate clearly isn’t going anywhere.
‘Left with dead body, drugs’: Aussie soldiers’ war wounds
From killing an armed civilian in Iraq to spending seven years in a notorious jail with al-Qaeda members, seven veterans share their harrowing stories and its lasting impact.
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Former Chief Justice wants Miles, Crisafulli to come clean on crime
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The time I interviewed Robin Williams still lives with me today
Before Robin Williams died, how much love, laughter and joy did he spread? If a life was measured by those things, instead of years, we could say he lives on today. FRAN ON SUNDAY
I’m 16, I run two companies and my invention is changing the world
At just 16, this Qld teen runs not one, but two businesses, works part-time while attending high school and has invented a device that might just change the world.
Special investigation into the deadliest day in Qld police history
After a harrowing 17-day inquest into the most horrific police massacre in Qld’s history, the full story can now be revealed in an exclusive six-part series. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER 1
For hours they were warned. They kept firing until they were dead
They were like robots who moved with military precision. For more than six hours, the Train trio would unleash hell on police. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER V
Take me to church. The end of the world is nigh
As the effects of the coronavirus unravelled around the world, so did Gareth Train’s mind. It was at a “church” assembly of three, he would unveil his grand opus. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER II
Shots fired, officer down. She’s stranded. Nil radio
Police called on four volunteers to save Keely Brough, who was stranded on the Wieambilla property being hunted by the Trains. Instead, four carloads put their hands up. WIEAMBILLA: NEVER AGAIN | CHAPTER IV
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