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Brighette RyanWeekend Digital Editor

Brighette Ryan is The Australian’s digital night editor. She was previously Social Media Editor, leading the paper’s social media strategy across platforms including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Brighette has also worked as a producer for 2SM and as a social media producer for the Nine Network.

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23/07/2018. Sommelier Ian Trinkle, from Aria Brisbane photographed in the Aria Sydney restaurant. Ian is winner of the annual restaurant wine list of the year awards. It's the first time the award has ever gone to a Brisbane restaurant/sommelier. Britta Campion / The Australian

Granite Belt set to rock boat

‘Queensland’ and ‘wine’ are words that rarely sit together in the eyes of fussy drinkers. Ian Trinkle wants to change all that.

John Lethlean

COMMENTGraham Richardson

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull (left) is confronted by anti Adani coal mine protestors Millie Anthony (centre) and Alex Fuller (right) at the Caboolture Sports Football Club in Caboolture, Saturday, July 21, 2018. Prime Minister Turnbull is campaigning in the seat of Longman ahead of the by-election to be held on Saturday July 28. (AAP Image/Darren England) NO ARCHIVING

LNP’s scare campaign hypocrisy

Who can forget the whinging and whining from Turnbull and his team at Labor’s Mediscare campaign at the last election?

Graham Richardson

Laura Murphy-Oates sits with Thelma Favel, whose niece was murdered, and a First nation elder. Picture: Dateline

Walkleys crowns a rising star

SBS and NITV journalist Laura Murphy-Oates won three awards, including young journalist of the year.

Stephen Brook

COMMENTTroy Bramston

18/07/18 - POLITICS - Labor Front bencher Mark Butler - whose seat of Port Adelaide is being abolished at the next election and will move to Hindmarsh. Picture SARAH REED

Butler’s hypocrisy beyond belief

Mark Butler campaigned to end backroom deals. Then he did a cross-factional deal to keep himself in parliament.

NSW MP Daryl Maguire still from a video on Facebook in which Mr Maguire said he was sorry for breaching “a very strict code of conduct and I have to suffer the consequences”.

Rare power to expel Lib MP

Labor will use rare parliamentary powers — not used in a century — to try to expel disgraced Liberal MP Daryl Maguire.

Deborah Cornwall

BREAKINGThe Nation

A Boeing Co. 737 aircraft operated by Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd. takes off from Sydney Airport in Sydney, Australia, on Thursday, Aug. 10, 2017. Virgin Australia said underlying performance for the first quarter of the 2018 financial year will improve from the year-earlier quarter. Photographer: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg

Virgin plane triggers fire alarm

A plane with passengers on board has triggered a fire alarm at Sydney airport.

Stephen Fitzpatrick

Police at lot 5 Mersey rd Bringelly after an alledged home invasion where people were hurt . The front gate is smashed and parts of a car lay in the drivway .pic John Grainger

Three injured in home invasion

Police are investigating whether a violent home invasion in Sydney’s southwest could be linked to bikie gang activity.

Rhian Deutrom

Minister for Health Greg Hunt speaks to the media alongside Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull following a tour of the Peter McCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne, Monday, July 16, 2018. (AAP Image/Daniel Pockett) NO ARCHIVING

Your afternoon Briefing

Good afternoon, readers. Here’s what made news this Monday.

A supplied image obtained on Wednesday, July 11, 2018, of Australian doctor Richard Harris (centre), and the medical team he worked with to assist in the rescue of 12 Thai boys who were stuck in an underground cave with their soccer coach, but have since been rescued. (AAP Image/Supplied by DFAT) NO ARCHIVING

Your afternoon Briefing

Good afternoon, readers. Here’s what made news this Wednesday.

Georgina Downer and Mayo poll

Your afternoon Briefing

Good afternoon, readers. Here’s what made news this Tuesday.

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