New South Wales have named their first unchanged line-up in 21 years after announcing their game two team on Monday.
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Replacement for Barrett Centre earns budget funding
A new facility to replace the Barrett Centre — Queensland’s only residential centre for young people with severe mental illness, which was closed by the previous government in 2014 — will receive the funding it needs to go ahead in Tuesday’s budget.
Counter-terrorism training facility to be built in Brisbane
A new counter-terrorism training centre and extra police is added to the Queensland Police Service to combat the rising terror threat.
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.
Season may be over for Broncos' Milford after injury
Wayne Bennett says Brisbane pivot Anthony Milford will be sidelined for six weeks with a dislocated shoulder before the club determines if his season is over.
Senior Queensland police officer being investigated for misconduct at time of Morcombe inquest
One of Queensland’s most senior police officers is being investigated over claims of misconduct at the time of the 2016 coronial inquest into the murder of Sunshine Coast teenager Daniel Morcombe.
How do the AFP's airport sniffer dogs do their job?
Sniffer dogs are well known for their ability to detect restricted goods such as drugs and explosives, but less so for their ability to sniff out large amounts of money. The AFP explains just what goes into the training that turns a puppy into a police dog.
Wigs, coffee cups and a growing city: Paul Pisasale's colourful career
Paul Pisasale’s resignation as Ipswich Mayor brings to a close a 26-year tenure in local government, which has included fights with political rivals, investigations and passionate advocacy for his city.
Burmese refugee who lost family at sea now helping others resettle
A young Burmese refugee who lost his entire family after he fled to Australia is working to help others settle in and get jobs in the community, south of Brisbane.
Why is Brisbane the most expensive big city for fuel?
Brisbane motorists are paying four cents a litre more for unleaded fuel than Sydney residents and the RACQ says there is no good reason why.