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Saxon Mullins had to endure five years of legal proceedings to end up in this grey area.

'It is horrific': The Queensland law allowing rapists off scot-free

Saxon Mullins had to endure five years of legal proceedings to end up in this grey area.

The Palaszczuk government has no active plans to change a law that allows Queensland rapists to claim they were so drunk, they thought their victim was consenting.

  • by Lydia Lynch

LNP pledges $20 million to reverse manufacturing jobs drain

Opposition leader Deb Frecklington will deliver her budget reply speech on Thursday.

Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington will make the announcement during her budget reply speech on Thursday.

  • by Felicity Caldwell

'Biggest political football': D-Day for Adani's Carmichael mine after a decade of talks

Doongmabulla Springs, which scientists say may be destroyed by the Adani coal mine.

Queensland government set to decide whether Adani has jumped its most significant hurdle after a decade of at times heated to-and-fro negotiations

  • by Tony Moore

Treasurer accused of 'selling out' regional Queensland with gas royalty hike

Origin is one of the largest shareholders in APLNG.

Major gas producers have sounded warnings over Queensland's decision to raise royalties on liquefied natural gas.

  • by Nick Toscano

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Victoria Park Golf Course will be transformed into a 45 hectare public park.

How Brisbane's 'green' budget aims for more parks and public spaces

Lord mayor Adrian Schrinner said he wanted his first budget to look well into city's future.

  • by Lucy Stone
'Everyone fears Beijing': Cops target Hong Kong protests
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'Everyone fears Beijing': Cops target Hong Kong protests

Thousands of students rally outside Hong Kong's Legislative Council.

  • by Kirsty Needham
There has been $3.7 million budgeted for the Indooroopilly Riverwalk.

What's in the Brisbane City Council budget for your area

A breakdown of what suburbs have benefited from the budget and how.

  • by Jocelyn Garcia
Warner blasts first ton after return from exile

Warner blasts first ton after return from exile

Live coverage of Australia's match against Pakistan from Taunton.

  • by Daniel Cherny
Cabinet minister Angus Taylor says the government will bring its union-busting Ensuring Integrity Bill on for debate.

Govt renews push for union-busting bill to fight CFMMEU

The Morrison government has seized upon calls for John Setka to step down.

  • by Dana McCauley
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Where you can still buy a Sunshine Coast beach holiday unit under $300k

Where you can still buy a Sunshine Coast beach holiday unit under $300k

It's still possible to get a property by the water on the Sunshine Coast for less than $300k. But there's a few things to keep in mind when you're bargain hunting.

  • by Nicole Frost
Number of Australians still paying off a mortgage over the age of 55 soars

Number of Australians still paying off a mortgage over the age of 55 soars

Home owners continuing to pay their mortgages into old age could have unintended consequences on their finances, experts warn.

  • by Jim Malo

Business

Sezzle co-founders Charlie Youakim and Paul Paradis are hoping to list on the ASX.

Afterpay rivals insist there is room for competition in the US

"We view this as a Visa/ Mastercard situation," Sezzle chief executive Charlie Youakim said. "We don't think it will be a winner takes all,"

  • by Colin Kruger

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Entertainment

Nathan Hollier is taking over from Louise Adler as chief executive of Melbourne University Publishing.

Nathan Hollier gets the big job at Melbourne University Publishing

Nathan Hollier will move from Monash University Publishing to replace Louise Adler at MUP.

  • by Jason Steger
William Barton gives a didgeridoo performance at the State Memorial Service for Les Murray.

Les Murray's memorial largely celebrated in his own words

Australia's unofficial poet laureate largely spoke in his own words at his state memorial

  • by Linda Morris

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Kingston suits at M.J. Bale.

The best suit you'll ever own is also saving the environment

Reverse tracking their wool is one Australian brand's way of making sure the consumer knows exactly what they're getting.

  • by Benjamen Judd
Banjo Kazooie is coming to Smash Bros. Ultimate as a new fighter.

The five biggest announcements Nintendo just made ahead of E3

New Zelda, Witcher III, a long-lost Japanese RPG and a Microsoft-owned Smash Bros. fighter are on their way to Switch, among many other announcements.

  • by Tim Biggs

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Sport

Pretty special: Kyle Chalmers checks out the clock after winning the 100m freestyle.

Chalmers and Larkin post brilliant swims to put world on notice

Kyle Chalmers and Mitch Larkin stole the show on night four of the World Championships trials in Brisbane, crushing personal bests to supercharge their bids for gold in Korea next month.

  • by Phil Lutton
'Let’s enjoy the World Cup ... and find out what the hell really happened afterwards.' -- Craig Foster

Foster renews calls for independent review into Stajcic saga

Former Socceroo and FFA board candidate Craig Foster says external insight is required into what he describes as one of the most "opaque, damaging" decisions in the game in decades.

  • by Vince Rugari

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