The Queensland Reds will not guarantee Australia captain Stephen Moore and Wallabies great George Smith starting berths in 2017, as they express confidence they have the depth to move from Super Rugby strugglers to title contenders.
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School of Hard Knocks: University of Queensland study finds physical, mental health gains
Almost half of the homeless and disadvantage who attend The School of Hard Knocks have noted improved mental and physical health, a year-long study finds.
Seven-year-old Brisbane boy buys pony with lemonade stand money
A seven-year-old Queensland boy makes his dream of owning a pony come true by selling lemonade in front of his family’s home for more than three years.
A word in your ear: nicknames
Emeritus Professor Roly brings you language podcast to challenge even the best wordsmith.
Man charged with murder over suspected gunshot death on Darling Downs, police say
A man has been charged with murder after another man was found dead with a gunshot wound on the Darling Downs, police say.
Milk price war: KAP introduces bill for new 'fair price' logo system
A new logo would be put on milk bottles to help consumers identify if it is sourced from a farmer who was paid a fair price, under proposed laws by Katter’s Australian Party.
Apple sacks several Carindale staff over claims photos accessed in privacy breach
Claims that employees of an Apple store in Brisbane breached the privacy of customers by accessing their photos are being investigated by the Australian Privacy Commissioner.
Ipswich golf ball bomb-maker's sentence to stand as appeal dismissed
An appeal against the sentence and conviction of a man found guilty of maiming a teenage boy with a homemade golf ball bomb is dismissed in Queensland’s Supreme Court.
Gable Tostee as good as pushed Warriena Wright from balcony, prosecution says
Gable Tostee as good as pushed Warriena Wright from the balcony of his Gold Coast apartment if he instilled such fear and terror that she felt climbing down 14 floors was her only escape, a court hears.
Retailers in south-east Queensland given green light to open for longer
South-east Queensland’s major retailers and supermarkets will be able to open for longer following a decision by the state’s industrial watchdog.