Every love story needs a little cultivating
Cult comedy musical Little Shop of Horrors is returning to Brisbane bigger, bolder, and hungrier than ever.
Since its premier in 1982, the kitschy and camp production
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Paul Kelly to headline the 2026 Red Hot Summer Tour
The ultimate Australian summer celebration of live music is turning up the heat with the newly announced Red Hot Summer Tour 2026.
This epic day of live music will be
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Super-charged vinegar targets antibiotic resistance
Queensland researchers have helped to super-charge vinegar into a possible solution to antibiotic resistance.
A new study, led by scientists at Brisbane-based QIMR
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Trade mission set to blitz Europe and UAE
A blitz through Europe and the Middle East will aim to make Queensland businesses front of mind for decision-makers in those regions.
State Finance, Trade, Employment
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Sunshine Coast displays its welcoming ways
There’s a welcoming theme across the Sunshine Coast this week in a variety of forms.
As the region looks to shape a more inclusive future after being recognised as a
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A human’s taste for alcohol is monkey business
It’s always cocktail hour for our primate cousins, with new research showing chimpanzees consume the equivalent at least two standard alcoholic drinks every
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Shiver marks a first for Australian films
The first Australian narrative feature film to shoot in Antarctica will share in more than $12 million worth of funding for new local programs.
Screen Australia will
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Suicide-by-chatbot puts Big Tech in liability hot seat
By Brian Downing
It is a sad fact of online life that users search for information about suicide. In the earliest days of the internet, bulletin boards featured suicide
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80 new trucks set Queensland Fire Department record
The Queensland Fire Department is undertaking its largest single fleet procurement program with 80 new trucks on order.
The new Type 2 Queensland Fire and Rescue trucks
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Cardboard replaces cement in new building material
Australian engineers have developed a building product based on cardboard, with has a 75 percent lower carbon footprint than concrete.
Study lead author Dr Jiaming Ma,
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