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Community, Safety

Governments urge people to ‘prep’ for turbulent times

By Jordan McKenzie and Fiona Whitelaw Around the world, governments are calling on their citizens to be prepared for turbulent times. In the United Kingdom, a new
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Woman on a ladder reaching for a box out of reach

Community, Health

More people dying from accidental falls

Accidental falls are killing 60 percent more people than a decade ago, new figures show. In 2025, 5519 people died from falls compared with 3461 in 2016. The increase
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Dogs on a couch

Community

Australia’s favourite dog names for 2026

Luna, Teddy, Coco, Milo and Daisy have topped the 2026 list for Australia’s most popular dog names. Ancient Roman Goddess of the moon, Luna eclipsed all others for the
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Granddaughter spending time with elderly grandma, picking wildflowers. Senior lady spending time in nature.

Community, Economy

People over 65 outnumber children for the first time

By Liz Allen As the nation ages, and children make up a smaller proportion of the population, the country is confronted with one of its biggest policy and economic
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Boarding time is approaching!

Community, Environment

Smartphones moving to easily replaceable batteries

Smartphones and tablets are about to enter a new era of batteries that consumers can easily replace. From February 2027, the European Union (EU) has mandated that new
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Lord Mayor's Community Celebration Donation

Government, Local

Community groups eligible for new festive season boost

Community organisations hosting Christmas parties, lunches and social outings are eligible to apply for the Lord Mayor’s new Community Celebration Donation. Launching
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Brisbane Metro

Government, Local

Brisbane Metro expansion plans for key corridors 

Brisbane’s evolving bus network could be expanded as part of a multibillion-dollar plan to integrate the Metro service into more suburbs. Almost 30 years ago, the
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Government, Local

Proposed changes to Redland Council animal laws

The Redland community has been invited to have their say on the keeping of hens, miniature goats and honeybees. Redland City Council is seeking feedback on proposed
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Federal Government To Introduce Income Tax Plan Bill To Senate

Federal, Government

Landry retirement will open door for Matt Canavan

By Michelle Grattan The path has opened for Nationals leader Matt Canavan to move to the House of Representatives by contesting the Queensland seat of Capricornia at
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Wynnum Wading Pool Park 2 artist impression

Government, Local

Upgraded pool and water parks proposed for city bayside

A new bayside masterplan proposes an upgraded Wynnum Wading Pool, new waterside walks and a new water play park in Manly. The draft 20-year Wynnum, Manly and Lota
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Edgar Allan Poe

Arts, Theatre

Edgar Allan Poe on stage at the Judith Wright Centre

The macabre works of poet Edgar Allen Poe will be performed as part of an immersive Gothic cocktail experience at the Judith Wright Centre. The journey of dark
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The 2026 Met Gala Celebrating “Costume Art” – Arrivals

Arts, Music

Tate McRae scores first Australian number one

Australia’s music charts have something of a changing of the guard this week with Canada’s Tate McRae and Ireland’s Fontaines D.C. both topping the charts for the
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Museum of Brisbane Briony Barr

Arts, Fine arts

Museum of Brisbane appoints new artist in residence

Local artist Briony Barr will reshape the surface of the Museum of Brisbane as the next Artist in Residence, inviting visitors to participate in Tape It! – a
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Comedy Festival Hotal

Arts, Theatre

Christmas comedy gala at HOTA

Some of Australia’s funniest comedians will take to the stage in the first Christmas Comedy Gala at HOTA Home of the Arts on the Gold Coast. Bringing the laughs will
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Kings of Leon

Arts, Music

Kings of Leon to tour Australia in 2027

American rockers Kings of Leon are set to tour Australia in February and March 2027. The tour follows the release of their highly-anticipated 10th new album O My Beloved
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Two girls carrying gallons of Water

Business, Manufacturing, World

Parched countries look to China for water desalination

HONG KONG – China is emerging as a major supplier of water technology to parched countries across Asia, the Middle East and Africa. This has been prompted by
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Western Sydney International Airport Opens For Commercial Flights

Business, Defence & Aerospace, Tourism, Transport

Jetstar begins Brisbane to Western Sydney direct flights

Jetstar direct flights between Brisbane and the Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport have started today. The flights will take place three times a
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Hamilton Grove

Business, Property

Historic new development for Hamilton Northshore

Construction has begun on the $1.2 billion Hamilton Grove precinct, with two-bedroom apartments in the first new riverfront tower starting from $1.739 million. The
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Boy in space

Business, Perspectives, Technology

Company plans to sell reflected sunlight at night

By Richard de Grijs A US startup has booked two Indian rocket launches to test a planned service no company has sold before: sunlight at night. California-based Reflect
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Dale Last

Business, Energy & Resources, Government, State

Critical minerals processing facility opens in Townsville

A new critical minerals processing facility has opened in Townsville. It will help mining companies test production techniques and move projects towards commercial
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Woman holding a fuel pump

Economy, Federal, Finances, Government

Inflation lift puts the Reserve Bank in a difficult spot

By Shane Rodgers Australia’s cost-of-living challenges are showing no signs of improving, with a higher inflation figure putting even further pressure on interest
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Two engineers wearing hardhats and high-visibility vests discuss building plans at a construction site in Australia.

Economy

Australian construction costs show stabilising signs

Australia’s construction cost roller coaster is finally showing signs of stabilising. Cotality’s Cordell Construction Cost Index recorded a one-percent increase in
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Male and female engineer

Economy, Employment, Federal, Government

Government names 264 occupations with skill shortages

Australia has significantly more occupations experiencing national skills shortages than five years ago, despite an easing in recruitment pressures since 2023. An
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Woman vlogging at home

Economy, Federal, Finances, Government

Tax Office has influencer gifts in its sights

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has warned content creators and influencers that the perks they receive may come with tax obligations. In a statement, released
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Pregnant woman being fired from job by employer

Economy, Employment, People

Parents still facing workplace discrimination

Workplace discrimination based on pregnancy and caring responsibilities remains prevalent in Australia. A new report by the Australian Human Rights Commission said that
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Upset sad young female sitting at home with smartphone

Education & Research, Government, Schools, State

Three-year jail term for creating sexual deepfakes

Queenslanders who create sexually explicit AI-generated images of another person without their consent face three years jail under legislation introduced into State
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Gulliver

Education & Research, Research & Science

Mushroom causes mass tiny human hallucinations

A mysterious mushroom has been found to induce vivid visions of tiny humans at work. The same strange experience has been recorded by people living thousands of
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Underwater Scuba diver

Community, Education & Research, Environment, Research & Science

Australian reefs all facing collapse within 50 years

Every shallow-water coral reef in Australia is facing an “extremely high” risk of collapse by 2075, an international assessment project has concluded. More than 250
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Guardian Childcare Team Lemon Tree

Early Learning, Education & Research

Carlton childcare centre is now open for 12 hours

Families in Melbourne’s inner north now have access to a full 12-hour window of childcare at Guardian Childcare & Education’s acclaimed Lemon Tree centre
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Sad young woman using mobile phone on sofa

Education & Research, Research & Science

Body image pressures eased with social media intervention

Researchers have found body image pressures on young women can be reduced by deliberately changing their social media feeds. A team of researchers from Griffith,
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Susan Saint James

Arts, Film & Television, People

Actress Susan Saint James dies after cancer battle

Actress Susan Saint James has died at age 80 after a battle with cancer. Saint James was best known for the television series McMillan & Wife and Kate &
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Walter Koenig

Arts, Film & Television, People

Star Trek star Walter Koenig dead at 90

Actor Walter Koenig, best known for playing Ensign Pavel Chekov in the Star Trek series has died at the age of 90. Koenig was the son of Russian Jewish immigrants,
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Michael Gray and Maureen McCormick

Arts, Film & Television, People

Shazam! star Michael Gray dies at age 75

Michael Gray, who starred in the Shazam! Television series in the 1970s has died in the United States. His family said the death was due to natural causes. Gray appeared
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Amanda Stoker

Appointments, Government, People, State

Amanda Stoker appointed to state families portfolio

Amanda Stoker has been appointed Queensland Minister for Families, Seniors and Disability Services and Minister for Child Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and
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Tom Skerritt

Arts, Film & Television, People

Picket Fences and Top Gun star Tom Skerritt dead at 93

American actor Tom Skerritt, known for his roles in Picket Fences and Top Gun, has died at age 93. His family issued a statement saying they were heartbroken by his
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President Donald Trump Attends United Nations General Assembly In New York

Perspectives

Trump braces for the biggest test of his second term

By Ava Kalinauskas Next week, tens of millions of Americans will head to the polls to elect their representatives to the 120th US Congress. The race for the US
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Tired Young Woman Leaning Head on Hands

Community, Perspectives

National wellbeing index takes a big hit

By Georgie Frykberg and Kate Lycett Feelings matter. That’s why for over 25 years, the Australian Unity Wellbeing Index has asked Australian adults how satisfied they
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Bernie Hogan combo

Perspectives

WorkCover reforms are an important first step

By Bernie Hogan Walk into any Queensland pub or hotel and you’ll find a small team, often family-run, working hard to give locals and visitors a great experience,
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Tanning

Perspectives

Avoiding the pitfalls of toasting yourself with a fake tan

By Anna Wang Real tans come from UV-triggered pigment production in living skin; that same UV exposure increases the risk of skin cancer. Bronzers are simply coloured
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Arts, Fine arts, Perspectives

AI in art – New opportunity or insidious encroachment?

By Sara Oscar A thread on Reddit features a photograph of a poster advertising the National Gallery of Victoria’s upcoming triennial, an image from Ayoung Kim’s
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