The family of Rick Maddison, who gunned down Senior Constable Brett Forte earlier this week, says his actions “cannot be excused” and are unlikely to ever be fully understood.
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Sunshine Coast Council advertises tender for business case on internet cable
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Chinese-Australian entity revealed as buyer for Elders live export subsidiary, North Australia Cattle Company
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Cop killer's family says actions 'won't ever be fully understood'
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Cane toads can reabsorb electrolytes lost through skin, research finds
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Winter starts with sub-zero temperatures for parts of Queensland
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Big man Fifita proves himself a big-game player in Origin I
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Petero pays tribute to 'real hero' Brett Forte
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Blues' combination of fight and flair impossible to stop
New South Wales romped out to a 24-point lead in Origin I, but it was how they held onto it that was most impressive.
Brisbane City Council approves 550-room student accommodation without residential parking
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