The Football Federation Australia is investigating allegations of an altercation between two assistant coaches of Adelaide United and Brisbane Roar after United’s dramatic late win.
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Taxidermists give road kill life beyond death
Queensland Museum taxidermists are giving road kill and beached animals a second life, and they are revealing the secrets behind of their age-old art at Brisbane’s World Science Festival.
Water and sustainability: a murky future
Political will is one of the main barriers to preserving the planet’s water supplies, experts told a water forum a the World Science Festival
Baby turtles make a splash at Brisbane's World Science Festival
Two flatback turtles were guests of honour at the official launch of the World Science Festival in Brisbane.
33 reasons to watch the 2017 AFL season
The big names, the big games and the big stories — a list of 33 reasons to be excited for AFL in 2017 hardly seems long enough, but here it is.
Banks blocked from foreclosing on Queensland farmers without debt mediation
Banks will not be allowed to foreclose on struggling Queensland farmers without first offering them debt mediation under new laws passed in State Parliament.
No evidence of illegal turtle, dugong hunting, unreleased report finds
An Indigenous land council boss calls on the Federal Government to end a long-running debate by publicly releasing a report which finds “no substantive evidence” of an illegal trade in sea turtle and dugong meat in Queensland.
Queensland laws passed 'to end Glencore, QCoal mine dispute'
Hundreds of mining jobs have been saved by new laws rushed through Queensland’s Parliament, the Palaszczuk Government says, but a mine owner is adamant they reward a multinational company that has done the wrong thing for more than a decade.
Camel milk ice-cream anyone?
Camel milk on the breakfast tables of average Aussie families could become a reality, as Australia’s largest commercial camel dairy makes its herd five-times larger to bring beauty and food products to supermarkets.
Talking science through cat videos
Cat videos, selfies and Tinder were just some of the issues discussed by scientists at the World Science Festival.