The ongoing crisis at the Gold Coast Titans has led to the club sacking Neil Henry as coach.
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Waste industry biggest donor to Ipswich mayor-elect
Ipswich mayor-elect Andrew Antoniolli is challenged to stay true to his pre-election promise of transparency despite big donations from the waste industry during the mayoral campaign.
Queensland avocado harvest tipped to be early and long
Early indications are pointing to an extended Queensland avocado season next year, with fruit already appearing on trees in the far north.
Gabba curator retires after 33 years keeping the pitch perfect
After more than three decades tending to one of Queensland’s most hallowed sports grounds, where he followed in his father’s footsteps as curator, Kevin Mitchell is calling stumps.
Is one child enough?
Parents of only children by choice are sometimes seen as “selfish” for not giving their son or daughter a sibling, or are told they’re “putting all their eggs in one basket”. But that’s despite evidence suggesting it’s a lifestyle choice that benefits the whole family.
'I thought I was a strong guy': AFP commander goes public with PTSD battle
AFP Commander Grant Edwards could lead airport security for the G20 and pull a 1,890 tonne plane with his bare hands, but he was to discover brute strength only counts for so much.
'Congratulations Mr Mayor': Paul Tully concedes defeat in Ipswich
Ipswich mayoral candidate Paul Tully concedes defeat in the by-election, releasing a brief congratulatory statement to his competitor Andrew Antoniolli, despite counting still underway.
Busiest day on record for Queensland's ambulances amid shocker flu season
The worst flu season in five years is putting an unprecedented demand on Queensland’s ambulances, with a 13 per cent increase in calls to triple-0.
Terrific Tigers thump Freo to grab fourth spot after wins for Saints, Dees
Richmond smashed Fremantle to close out round 22, following the Saints’ big win over the Kangaroos, and Melbourne’s vital victory over Brisbane.
Retro robots return from the '70s
A retrofitted “Mr Partybot” was a hit in the 1970s and promises to be just as popular when he joins Australia’s largest one-day robotics festival, Robotronica, at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) this Sunday.