A global beef market forum hears of the mixed fortunes of Aussie exports amid Trump, Brexit and cheap beef from India and South America.
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'You need to come home, the roof's come off': Storm rips through SE Queensland
Homeowner Chris Lee recalls the moment he arrived home to find the roof of his Goombungee property tearing off in the middle of an intense south-east Queensland thunderstorm this morning.
Otherworlds: The art of space exploration
Michael Benson painstakingly creates a series of photographs showing off our solar system’s far-flung spectacles for a new exhibition at the Queensland Museum.
'We can't stop it': White spot prawn virus now in Moreton Bay
White spot virus is found in wild prawns in Moreton Bay off Brisbane and will have to die out naturally because it can no longer be stopped, the Queensland Government confirms.
Brisbane tunnel workers face lung disease from silica exposure: expert
A parliamentary inquiry into black lung could be empowered to examine lung disease among Brisbane road tunnel construction workers, after a medical expert says they are probably more at risk than miners exposed to coal dust.
Australia fumes as SANZAAR dithers over Super Rugby future
No solid news about the future make-up of the Super Rugby competition is leading to frustration in Australia, with speculation one team is likely to be culled.
Melbourne Storm steal one from Brisbane, NRL scores and stats
Look at all the stats and scores as Storm superstar Billy Slater returns to the NRL in Melbourne’s 14-12 win over Brisbane.
CCC retrieves 30k emails from Minister's deleted account
Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission retrieves emails from the personal account of Energy Minister Mark Bailey, who deleted the Yahoo address after claims he was using it to talk to union officials.
Queensland leaders reject former cricketers' call to ditch Adani coal mine
Both sides of state politics join the Queensland Resources Council to dismiss the Chappell brothers’ objections to Adani’s planned Carmichael coal mine.
Alleged cemetery vandals defiant over cross damage
Two men who allegedly removed a sword from a large cross and reshaped it into a garden hoe at a Toowong memorial say they were “repairing” the monument, because the sword was a symbol of violence.