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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Bundesliga agreement to boost football in Queensland
Top-tier German soccer teams will play In Queensland under a new deal with one of the strongest European football leagues, the Bundesliga.
State Environment and Tourism
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Daily aspirin warning for healthy older Australians
Taking aspirin daily does little to prevent heart attack or stroke in healthy older adults and may increase the risk “hazardous bleeding complications”.
Research
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Short-term rentals add millions to Budget pain
Negative gearing of property being used for short-term accommodation is costing the Federal Government hundreds of millions of dollars.
New analysis from the
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You now have less chance of an 100th birthday party
The increase of life expectancy in humans has slowed, with a time when the average age is 100 slipping further into the future.
A new study compared the life
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$438,550 paid to preserve Bradman’s baggy green
The National Museum of Australis has spent more than $400,000 to secure a baggy green Australian cap worn by cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman.
The historic cap was worn
Read more1 September 2025
New direct link measures brain networks in real-time
A technological breakthrough, being tested in Brisbane, which interacts directly with the brain has the potential to provide a new tool to combat the mental health
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Queensland DNA samples head to the United States
The first Queensland DNA samples will arrive in the United States today as part of a $50 million outsourcing testing program.
State Attorney-General Deb Frecklington
Read more29 August 2025