With revelations of cocaine parties, prostitutes and sickening largesse – all paid for by a TV network to glad-hand an exclusive interview, the Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial has further trashed the reputation of our media, writes academic Dennis Muller.

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Sales of hybrid cars have more than doubled in Australia during the past year in a trend that is eating away at the popularity of petrol and diesel vehicles.

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Australia’s music festivals are facing a perfect storm of rising costs, extreme weather and excessive regulation, event organisers have told a Senate inquiry.

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As a State election looms, Treasurer Cameron Dick faces a mammoth task to provide something – anything – to set Queensland on a new path, writes Greg Hallam.

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For the second year in a row, over 100 hammerheads have gathered at one of Australia’s busiest beaches, Burleigh Beach on the Gold Coast – but nobody is swimming for their lives. Academic Olaf Meynecke explains why.

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Labor will place a “real emphasis on economic security” in the upcoming federal budget as the global economy is fragmenting, Jim Chalmers says.

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Combining urban accessibility with the tranquility of riverfront living, this serene cul-de-sac spans an impressive 1175 sqm. Nestled along the Brisbane river, expansive interiors bathed in natural light, with large picture windows that frame river views. inqld.com.au/realestate/202…

After its national premiere in Melbourne receiving a 5-star reviews the play 37 took over Queensland Theatre’s Bille Brown Theatre on Saturday. inqld.com.au/arts-culture/i…

Piano+’s 2024 International Recital Series, featuring four piano superstars from across the globe, kicks off with Grammy nominated pianist Joyce Yang at QSO studio on May 12.

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Collingwood premiership defender Nathan Murphy has been forced into a premature and immediate AFL retirement through concussion.

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Anti-youth crime agencies from around the state come together for a forum as Queensland Police reports a decrease in youth offending for the first quarter of 2024.

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Harmful plumes of methane have escaped from an open cut coal mine in Queensland’s Bowen Basin, according to satellite images.

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Police are treating a knife attack at a western Sydney church as a terrorist act.
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Investigators will head to Queensland as they try to unravel the motives of a man who fatally stabbed six people at a Sydney shopping centre, as the nation reels from the massacre.

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Many questions remain from the defamation trial of the century – including what were two under-qualified, over-confident young political hangers-on doing inside Parliament, least of all after a night on the drink. David Fagan investigates.
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Woolworths boss Brad Banducci has been threatened with a six-month prison sentence and a fine for failing to answer questions at a Senate inquiry over the supermarket’s profits.

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A population boom is one of the key reasons the supply of housing has been a disaster for three years. Why can’t it be fixed? John McCarthy reports.

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This brand-new and bespoke waterfront residence lies on the boundary where architecture becomes art, fusing Japanese-inspired minimalism with a Mediterranean zest for life. Nestled in the coveted Golden Triangle, overlook your own private, sandy beach.

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Advanced LED sports lighting manufacturer and LED screen supplier VAILO is betting the relocation of its CEO to Queensland will pay off for the company and for local organisations.

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Jon Bon Jovi has said that he would be “done” with music if his singing continues to struggle following a vocal injury.

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