‘They’ll be at the pub by lunch’: Fury over union protests
Get back to work. That’s the blunt message from many Queenslanders at the CFMEU. HAVE YOUR SAY
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Want to stop a development? Just claim it’s on a sacred site
Hundreds of community objections to a Brisbane development have been brushed aside. What might have happened if they were on cultural grounds, wonders Mike O’Connor.
NT election carnage a brutal lesson for Labor
The electoral carnage that was wrought on the Northern Territory government over the weekend carries a brutal lesson for Labor across the nation, and one the party ignores at its peril, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Bolt: Germany killings must be a wake-up call for reckless Albo
The brutal stabbing attack by a Syrian refugee in Germany tragically highlights the dangers of treating asylum seekers as a test of a good heart rather than national security.
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I’ve reached the age where I no longer benchmark against other women
For the first time in my life I am finally content with who I am and understand where I fit in the world, writes Angela Mollard.
‘Deeply offensive’: Labor’s $350m public servant bonus a shameless vote grab
Labor’s decision to pay Queensland public servants a $350m bonus in time for Christmas has a real pong about it. It’s the mug taxpayers having to stump up for a shameless votes grab, writes Kylie Lang.
What Brisbane 2032 will actually look like
Come with me on a journey to a future Brisbane, and indeed to a future Queensland at the time of the 2032 Olympics, writes Bernard Salt.
Costly hidden truth about Australia’s ‘free’ schools
Free schooling no longer exists in this country, but apparently that’s news to Australia’s political leaders, writes Samantha Maiden.
Editor’s view: Some like it hot, so let’s embrace Brisbane’s climate
Brisbane needs to embrace its climate, and there is a long list of ways we can do this, writes the editor.
Winning bet: Packer’s $5bn Crown coup
By selling Crown at exactly the right time and at a spectacularly high price, James Packer has ‘made’ at least $5bn and possibly as much as $7bn.
Sectors that will surprise visitors when they land for Brisbane 2032
We know Brisbane 2032 can redefine our city and transform the state economy, but there will be unexpected benefits the world will discover here beyond a sporting event, writes Prof Deborah Terry AO.
Mediocre bunch of also-rans couldn’t find a beer in a brewery
The nation and its states are battling a leadership crisis, poorly served by a mediocre bunch of also-rans, writes Mike O’Connor.
How Brisbane’s venues and attractions will mix it with world’s best
As Brisbane prepares to take its place on the Olympic and Paralympic podium, we must seize the opportunity to showcase our world-class attractions, writes Luke Fraser.
ALP’s wing of reason gives Albo a masterclass on detainees
After days of inertia on the issue of releasing foreign detainees, the Government’s Right took the lead and made a stance for community concerns, writes Joe Hildebrand.
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