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Thousands of items abandoned by airport passengers are being auctioned online. Brisbane Airport’s Lost Property Auction is live, with items including a boat outboard

Coles has unveiled more than 200 Christmas products priced at $10 or less and a fresh emphasis on festive food that can be cooked quickly. Coles and Liquorland customers

Japanese energy giant ENEOS has opened its new “green” hydrogen facility in Brisbane. The $200 million demonstration facility at Bulwer Island is expected to support

Finalists have been named for the 2026 Lord Mayor’s Business Awards (LMBA) with the winners to be announced at a ceremony on October 30. Thirty-three businesses

By Michelle Grattan The Albanese government has made a partial retreat on the controversial move by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to ban businesses from using

Construction has started on a new marine wildlife hospital at Sea World on the Gold Coast. It is the first facility of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, providing

By Wesley Morgan and Liam Moore Leaders and delegates from countries including Australia, Germany, Nepal and Pacific nations began climate meetings in Fiji this week to

More than 500 devices have been seized and nearly 2500 fines issued during a three-month crackdown on e-bikes and e-scooters. Operation Surety was launched by the

“I gotta focus. I’m shifting into soup mode.” There is some good news for Seinfeld fans struggling to make sense of the 21st century. Jason Alexander, who

Tickets for Powderfinger’s first national tour in 17 years will go on pre-sale from October 14, 2026 after the Brisbane-founded band announced 18 concerts in six

Olivia Dean has returned to number one on the ARIA albums chart with The Art Of Loving. And The Beatles’ newly revamped Rubber Soul album has debuted at number one on

The expanded version of the classic Beatles album Rubber Soul, including a “new” John Lennon song, looks set to take the group back to the top of the charts around

By Kate Cantrell Magda Szubanski is a misfit. She knows it, she owns it and she wears it. And that’s why Australians love her. Best known for her role as netball

By Stewart Lockie, Nick Osbaldiston and Rana Dadpour Migration policy is emerging as one of this year’s defining political battlegrounds. The Albanese government,

Author and former politician Jeffrey Archer has died “suddenly and peacefully” at age 86. Archer sold more than 320 million books over 50 years and was promoting his

By Maddison Sideris We often hear about the importance of meaningful friendship to our lives – and the sense of belonging, recognition and care they provide. Yet, for