Push to speed up investment in Queensland regions
A new Queensland entity has been established to accelerate investment in the state’s regions.
The Queensland Futures Institute (QFI) has announced the creation of the
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Shrew’s shrinkable brain offers new Alzheimer’s hope
A mammal which can shrink and regrow its brain could unlock future treatments for human brain conditions like Alzheimer’s.
European researchers are studying the shrew
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European mission targets Games and defence
A fact-finding mission to Europe aims to learn from the London and Paris experiences to help optimise the delivery of the Brisbane 2032 Games.
Deputy Premier Jarrod
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A slice of Italy comes to Brisbane on Sunday
For food that tastes just like an Italian Nonna would make, head to the 2025 Festitalia on this Sunday, September 7.
Sample authentic Italian cuisine – from regional
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Brisbane streets close for Riverfire 2025. See list and times
Riverfire is the city’s biggest fireworks event, and for the first time 2025 will see three pilot-operated drones delivering some of the effects from Kangaroo
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Winter chill reduces electric vehicle battery life
Electric vehicle owners in Australia’s colder climates will need to factor in greater electricity use in winter months.
A study which looked at EV usage in New
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Happy Birthday PNG, my forever “wantok”
By Susan Schwartz
There are some birthdays you just don’t forget – turning 18, turning 50, and turning independent.
On September 16, Papua New Guinea will blow out
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Stroll and scan Landsborough’s historic highlights
A smart phone and pair of walking shoes will help visitors to the Sunshine Coast unlock a slice of Queensland history.
Sunshine Coast Division 1 Councillor Jenny
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Researchers probe Long COVID data for MS insights
A new research centre will use a study of Long COVID to provide insights into other diseases such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis.
La Trobe Institute
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Rates of lethal “silent” cancer set to grow by 20 percent
The incidence of gynaecological cancers, which kill six Australian women each day, is expected to jump my more than 20 percent by 2035.
A new report from the Australia
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