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Opinion
A fond farewell, my dear old newspaper
When Jennifer Swaine heard the news that this much-loved paper would cease to be reproduced in print, she was deeply saddened.
Dear rugby league, I’m so glad you’re back
Here’s to the great saviour of rugby league, Sir Peter V’landys for pulling off the impossible. I’m sorry I ever doubted you, writes Matty Holdsworth
Keeping borders closed is ‘small price to pay’ for safety
There is something everyone can do to help alleviate the border issue.
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Car drivers constantly dicing with death
Most car owners are good when it comes to looking after their pride and joy. But some can be a little lax when it comes to servicing and maintenance.
OPINION: Radical response only option for dingoes
THE day the Fraser Island Dingo Management Strategy was signed, the fate of the dingo population was sealed
Lost opportunities as Coolum resort’s appeal disappears
I refer to the PGA at the Coolum resort which attracted the best golfers and spectators from around the world.
Streaker: Won’t somebody think of the children
Parents should not have to shield their children from nudity at a footy match, writes Aidan Cureton.
Titanic-size ad budget bodes badly for upcoming election
It is a frightening scenario to think that this huge advertising campaign could encourage disillusioned voters to protest by voting for his party.
Mum of murdered schoolgirl wants death penalty back
‘For years I could not accept death penalty because of guilt that I would carry around. Could I have lived with that person’s death on my soul?’
Reporter’s tenacity puts spotlight on subbies’ battle
Bill’s tenacity and thorough investigative reporting supporting the subbies has resulted in the Queensland government legislating to overcome the injustices
Morrison lacks the vision to address looming catastrophe
The economic fixated brain of PM Morrison is totally unsuited for the big-ticket issues of this planet.
BEHIND THE SPORTS DESK: Second coming of the Big Show?
HE PLAYED a career-defining knock in a historic series win over India, but does this mean Glenn Maxwell has pigeon-holed himself as a short form specialist?
OPINION: Why our schoolkids need air-con in classrooms
Sitting in one of Kawungan Primary School’s classrooms for 20 minutes on Friday was enough to bring home the need for air-conditioning
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