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Mystery winners have only days to claim big lotto prizes

Two mystery Queenslanders have only days to claim their massive Saturday Gold lotto wins before their prizes are forfeited. The deadline is fast approaching to claim the

Sunshine Coast to host Australian Deaf Games from July 4-11

The Australian Deaf Games will be held on the Sunshine Coast from July 4-11, 2026. Recognised as the pinnacle multi-sport event for deaf athletes in Australia, around 20

Unconscious brain is highly receptive to the world

New research has found that the human brain continues to absorb complex information even when we are unconscious. The Baylor College of Medicine says the brain can

No such thing as a “safe” time to be in the sun

New research has challenged beliefs about “safe” times to be in the sun, with the total dose found to be more important. A landmark QIMR Berghofer study has shown

Australia may be headed for its warmest winter ever

By Milton Speer and Lance M Leslie Many parts of Australia have already broken early winter maximum and minimum temperature records. In southern Australia, Sydney and

Belly fat linked to faster aging process

High levels of fat stored around the abdomen has been linked to faster aging in middle-aged adults. University of Western Australia researchers found that visceral fat

What’s On July 2026 school holidays Brisbane and surrounds

Here’s our list of What’s On for the July 2026 school holidays in Brisbane and surrounds. Brisbane Teenagers can make their magazine ideas come to life and

Brazil to play in Queensland in World Cup aftermath

Brazil will play two matches against the Socceroos in Queensland to mark the soccer World Cup homecoming. The matches will be played in Brisbane and Townsville in

Queensland secures historic ANZAC Day rugby test

Queensland has secured a six-year deal to host an ANZAC Day Bledisloe Cup rugby test every two years. The fixture between the Wallabies and the New Zealand All Blacks

Earth’s oldest known crater found in the outback

By Chris Kirkland In the Pilbara of Western Australia, some of Earth’s oldest rocks lie beneath the sky, as they have for billions of years. They are dark, weathered

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