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Titans' Dan Sarginson pleads not guilty to assault charge
Gold Coast Titans centre Dan Sarginson appears in court over an alleged incident with a bouncer at Burleigh Heads last month.
Commonwealth Games organisers defend Gold Coast Council buying tickets
Commonwealth Games organisers defend allowing Gold Coast council to buy tickets before a public ballot opened in April, with the Games corporation chairman Peter Beattie saying council infighting was “political stupidity”.
Billy Slater rolls ankle at Maroons training ahead of Origin III
Queensland full-back Billy Slater suffers an ankle injury at training on Sunday, throwing a scare into the Maroons camp ahead of Origin III.
Call for tough penalties for fake Aboriginal-style souvenirs during Commonwealth Games
Aboriginal leaders vow to name and shame anyone selling fake Indigenous arts and crafts, boomerangs or didgeridoos during the Commonwealth Games on Queensland’s Gold Coast, activist Sam Watson says.
Queensland seeks to reform retirement village fees, contracts
Retirement villages will need to simplify their contracts and make exit fees and preparing units for resale fairer under laws proposed by the Queensland Government.
Researchers track vulnerable dolphin species off Brisbane
A team of researchers is snapping photos in Moreton Bay of one of Australia’s little-known mammals, the humpback dolphin, in order to find out more about the animal amid a $1.3 billion harbour development proposal.
Flight chaos after Brisbane fog forces airport to cancel services
It could take the entire day to clear to get flights back on schedule at Brisbane’s main airport after heavy fog caused the cancellation of scores of services out of the city on Friday night.
Uber driver charged with rape in Brisbane
An Uber driver is charged with raping a woman in Brisbane, with a company spokesperson saying they are assisting police.
What happens when you combine child care and aged care?
At an aged care facility in Brisbane, children spend their time playing and interacting with elderly Australians in an innovative new model researchers say has mutual benefits.