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A Brisbane woman's physical therapy hours have been slashed by two-thirds by the National Disability Insurance Agency, against expert advice. April Coulson, who was left paralysed from the armpits down after a bleed on her spinal cord, says the cuts will put her at risk of injury and undermine her independence.
A supersized fish sculpture made from invasive weeds and plastic litter has taken pride of place at the 2026 SWELL Sculpture Festival on the southern Gold Coast. The massive mullet aims to inspire others to express themselves through art and promote environmental awareness.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with murder after a fatal stabbing in Townsville on Friday. The suspect, known to the 53-year-old victim, is expected to face court this morning.
A cool change is expected to bring scattered showers and cooler temperatures to Queensland's east coast this weekend. Up to 10mm of rainfall is expected in some areas, with isolated thunderstorms possible in the Channel Country.
Proposed changes to Queensland's bail laws have sparked intense criticism from experts, who warn that the reforms will lead to more children being held in inhumane conditions and increased pressure on jails and courts. The overhaul aims to crack down on youth crime, but experts argue it will have the opposite effect.
Queensland's credit rating has been downgraded for the first time in almost 20 years, putting pressure on the state's multi-billion-dollar debt and Olympic infrastructure. The downgrade to AA from AA+ by S&P Global Ratings has sparked a heated debate between the state and federal governments.
Queensland is facing a potential credit rating downgrade, which would increase the state's debt and interest costs. The development has sparked a blame game between Canberra and the LNP state government.
The Brisbane Lions' AFL finals loss to the Sydney Swans has raised questions about their defensive strategy. Coach Chris Fagan believes that while complacency may have played a role, the issues run deeper.
Taliqua Clancy and Stefie Fejes have secured a quota spot for Australia at the LA28 Olympic Games after winning the Asian Championships. The duo, who have only played six tournaments together, overcame injuries and illness to claim the spot.
Tom Lynagh makes a timely return for the Queensland Reds as Carter Gordon faces two months on the sidelines. The move has significant implications for the Wallabies ahead of next year's World Cup.
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