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Minions, Game Of Thrones tyre sculptures bring smiles to passers-by in Logan

Unique sculptures made from used tyres are entertaining motorists and attracting a social media following south of Brisbane.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Justin Leppitsch was never given a fair chance coaching the Brisbane Lions

Axed Lions coach Justin Leppitsch may be a decent AFL coach, but he never really had any hope of thriving in Brisbane, writes Quentin Hull.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Queensland Government moves to make Easter Sunday a public holiday

The Palaszczuk Government is moving to make Easter Sunday a public holiday in Queensland from next year, with Employment Minister Grace Grace saying most people assume it already is.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Former private school teacher found not guilty of indecent treatment charges

A former Brisbane teacher is acquitted of molesting three students at a private school in Brisbane’s west.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Queensland locks up more under 12yos than other states, Amnesty International says

Queensland tops the country for locking up children under 12 years old, a new report finds.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Queensland MPs get 2.25 per cent pay rise

Queensland’s MPs are awarded a 2.25 per cent pay rise a year for three years, taking their base salary this year to more than $152,000.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Baden-Clay: High Court decides today whether to upgrade manslaughter conviction

After a four-year ordeal, the High Court is set to rule on whether Gerard Baden-Clay is convicted of wife Allison’s murder or manslaughter, after an appeal launched by Queensland’s Director of Public Prosecutions.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Sugar storm erupts as Wilmar and QSL fail to come to terms over new sales agreement

An impasse over the future of marketing in Australia’s $1.6 billion sugar industry looks certain to continue.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Sugar storm continues as Wilmar sheds light on stalled negotiations with QSL

Farm lobby group Canegrowers says it is disappointed negotiations between sugar miller Wilmar and Queensland Sugar Limited have broken down.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

Government says bill will ease rural debt pressure but Rob Katter not convinced

The Queensland Government has introduced legislation it says will ease rural debt, but Mt Isa MP Rob Katter says it is not enough.

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Author adminPosted on September 16, 2016Categories Latest Stories

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