The International Criminal Court’s decision to seek arrest warrants for both Israel and Hamas leaders, the UN’s mourning the death of the Butcher of Tehran and the PM’s failure to back Joe Biden has Andrew Wallace wondering what is going on in the world.
The billionaire men who unleashed social media on the world don’t let their kids use it, so why should we, writes Samantha Maiden.
I’m a captain who has flown this route in B777’s hundreds of times and know what can go wrong, writes aviator Byron Bailey.
The origins of the name Fraser Island is reason enough to fully embrace the change to its traditional Indigenous name, K’gari, Carlie Walker writes.
Daily editor Nadja Fleet has concerns about a ‘sit fight’ brewing in the council’s new city hall after costs of the project continued to rise.
Cleo Smith’s abduction was a one-in-a-million crime. But I do wonder how many families will go camping this summer, writes Edwina Bartholomew.
One of the NRL’s greatest was farewelled on Monday. But someone was missing at the funeral, writes Phil Rothfield.
The venue and contestants for the SCCA Division 1 one-day final will be formalised on Saturday, but few punters will opt for anything but a Tewantin-Noosa/Caboolture meeting at Read Park.
It’s not easy being a parent in the era of the South Korean schlock thriller Squid Game, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The brave – some might say crazy-brave – move by the AFP aims to reduce the demand for drugs, particularly cocaine and ice. But it won’t be easy.
In church circles, there are those who go as far as talking about Covid-19 vaccinations being ‘the mark of the beast’ mentioned in Revelations, and part of one world government moves to control the masses. It’s complete nonsense.
A trip to the Apple Isle doesn’t follow the traditional itinerary for resident wine guru Travis Schultz, who this week takes you to the Coal River Valley.
There are six questions divorce lawyers say you should ask before getting married. These are the questions I would add, writes Edwina Bartholomew.
The real estate boom has been a gold mine for many, a disaster for some and a great leveller for others but we must be wary not to lose our identity during such massive change.
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