135,000 lightning strikes as wild weather hits, SEQ still on storm watch
Parts of SEQ were smashed by wild weather on Saturday night, leaving more than 10,000 without power, with more storms on the cards for much of the week.
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LNP up for native title fight over forgotten Qld holiday haven
The newly minted LNP government will fight a Queensland island Native Title claim to keep ownership of the area’s resort, it can be revealed.
Caboolture shooting: Police release images of men they want to speak with
Police have released images of two men who may be able to assist with investigations into the murder of a young woman in a suburban street in Caboolture.
Robert Irwin’s hilarious reaction after snake takes his boots hostage
Robert Irwin was forced to retrieve a snake from his boots earlier this week, with the Wildlife Warrior sharing a hilarious response to the situation on social media.
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Summer wild weather triple threat: Heat, storms and plenty of rain
Weather experts are predicting a wetter and hotter than average summer for Queensland, with a triple threat of flooding, storms and heatwaves for much of the state.
Luxe seafood treat set to become Queensland’s signature dish
It made a splash nine years ago with the opening of a famous Gold Coast restaurant and has been copied numerous times since. Now this tasty Qld fave looks set to become our signature dish.
Where you should buy a unit over a house
New data reveals the suburbs where it is better value to buy a unit than a house when it comes to price and size.
Bleijie takes swipe at CFMEU defence
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has questioned the role of the man tasked with helping clean up the Queensland CFMEU after he came to the defence of the militant union.
SEQ’s mixed forecast after another day of drenching
Sunshine is set to return to Queensland with heavy rain that sparked flash flooding and prompted two dramatic rescues set to ease. But the Bureau warns it won’t stay dry for long.
‘Puts money in the bucket’: LNP’s $120bn mining power play
The government has vowed lean further into mining after the sector generated $12.8bn in coal royalties and pumped more than $120bn into the economy in 2023-24.
Schoolies’ pill test praised as Minister’s past support revealed
The results are in for what is likely to be the first and last Schoolies pill testing service, as old social media posts about the controversial scheme come back to haunt the new Youth Minister.
Most important legacy 2032 Games could offer Brisbane
Through the 2032 Games, Brisbane has the opportunity to become one of the world’s most accessible cities. It is an opportunity that cannot be wasted, writes The Editor.
Hospitality overhaul to offer best ingredient for a great night out
Queensland’s hospitality industry needs a major overhaul – including tax revamps, visa changes and role rebrands – to turn Brisbane into a true 24-7 city ahead of the 2032 Games.
Truth-telling inquiry to defy LNP shutdown as minister cancels meeting
The chairman of Queensland’s Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry will reopen submissions despite LNP plans to shut it down.
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