World Leaders Gather For The 80th Session Of The United Nations General Assembly

Asia’s diplomacy is a profound lesson for the world

By Michael Wesley Successive Australian governments have reacted with alarm at China’s influence-building activities in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. They have
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A better Australia may mean a higher GST

By Matthew Bowes and Erin-Lea Brown When the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was introduced in 2000, it was more than just tax reform. It was a renegotiation of how the
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Glasshouse Theatre named building project of the year

The new Glasshouse Theatre at QPAC has been named Project of the Year at the 2026 Master Builders Queensland Housing & Construction Awards. The landmark building won
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Women ready to race on track field

Brisbane starts push for global sport partnerships

Brisbane has begun a push to attract international sporting organisations ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Brisbane City Council is hoping the global push
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Bribie Bridge

Four-lane Bribie Island Bridge design unveiled

The Queensland Government has unveiled the preferred design for a new four-lane Bribie Island Bridge, which would double the current traffic capacity between the island
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Olivia Dean scores seven songs in the charts at once

Olivia Dean has seven songs on the ARIA singles chart and the top selling album off the back her recent Australian tour. Her album The Art Of Loving is holding number
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Christmas Events 2026

What’s on in Brisbane for Christmas 2026

If you are wondering what to do in Brisbane for Christmas 2026, read our events, activities and entertainment guide for what’s on over the festive season. Ebenezer
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North Lakes

North Lakes resort-style town centre gets green light

A major town centre and resort development at North Lakes, north of Brisbane, has been given the green light. The Comiskey Group announced this week that it had secured
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New rules rein in union officials and reform workers comp

The Queensland Government has announced reforms to the state’s industrial laws that include a more robust “fit and proper person” test for union officials. It said
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Michael Fredricks

HopgoodGanim appoints new technology consultant

HopgoodGanim Lawyers has appointed Intellectual Property, Technology and Cyber Security (IPTC) lawyer Michael Fredericks as a Consultant. Mr Fredericks is a corporate,
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