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Man's skull 'cracked like a watermelon' after one-punch attack

A Queensland man’s skull cracked like a watermelon on the concrete after he was punched in the face by an alleged drug associate, a trial has heard.

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Author AdminPosted on June 12, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Cleveland's $1.3bn Toondah Harbour project to proceed to EIS stage

Federal Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg has given the private sector the green light to take its proposal to enlarge Clevelend’s Toondah Harbour to the environmental impact stage.

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Author AdminPosted on June 12, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Father of burnt toddler Maddilyn-Rose Stokes told police multiple stories: court documents

The father of a Brisbane toddler who died from untreated burns gave police multiple stories about how his daughter became injured, at one point implying her older sister played a role, court documents show.

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Author AdminPosted on June 12, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Brisbane City Council budget 2017-2018: Council to pour $43 million into the river

Brisbane River looks set to get a makeover as Brisbane’s Lord Mayor announces $43 million to be invested on improving the city’s river-based tourism and recreation industry.

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Author AdminPosted on June 12, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Sam wasn't meant to survive the night – that was seven years ago

It all started on Valentine’s Day in 2010 when Sam was 23 years old and playing in a charity fundraiser soccer match.

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Author AdminPosted on June 11, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Abattoir evacuated after reported ammonia spill

One of Queensland’s largest abattoirs has been evacuated after a reported ammonia spill west of Brisbane.

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Author AdminPosted on June 11, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Queensland Rail data shows cancellations of services stabilising

Queensland Rail cancellations have improved significantly since the mass disruptions in October which exposed flaws in the organisation.

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Author AdminPosted on June 11, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Brisbane designer Keri Craig-Lee awarded Queen's Birthday honour

Fashion designer Keri Craig was running late for a hair appointment when she popped into her Sydney store in the stylish suburb of Double Bay on a Saturday in 1984.

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Author AdminPosted on June 11, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

QCOSS report says renters are at a disadvantage when it comes to energy

​Rising energy costs and rapidly changing technology are putting Queensland renters at increasing disadvantage, a new report has found.

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Author AdminPosted on June 11, 2017Categories Top News from Brisbane Times

Anti-violence campaign honours Jill Meagher's memory

A global campaign which began following the rape and murder of Jill Meagher now has its sights on the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

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Author AdminPosted on June 11, 2017Categories ABC Brisbane News Updates

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