A one-time junk-mail man found guilty of the bludgeoning murder of a Queensland grandmother has lost an appeal against his conviction.
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Demolition works to close Margaret Street in CBD on weekends
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Former rich-lister Gore to seek legal aid to fight fraud charges
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Premier issues new communications rules for Queensland ministers following email probe
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LNP MP apologises for questioning the number of women on a board
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Queensland Opposition apologises for claiming new parole board 'stacked with women'
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Can the Gold Coast keep up with its 'crazy' construction boom?
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