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25.01.2022 Less than two weeks after the announcement next months BIGSOUND would be shifting its entire 2020 program online, organisers have pulled off a masterstroke, securing musician and activist Tom Morello as one of this years keynote speakers. #BIGSOUND20

24.01.2022 After being forced to cancel its planned festivities in June, the Queensland Cabaret Festival is staging a comeback next month, with a mix of old favourites and fresh faces for a belated 20th-birthday program. #QLDCabFest

24.01.2022 Liberal National Party leader David Crisafulli has lambasted Extinction Rebellion protesters as lunatics and the Do-nothing Brigade and demanded they let Brisbane residents bloody well get home to their family.

24.01.2022 Thousands of Australian households and small businesses have struggled to pay their power bills during the COVID-19 crisis, a new report shows.

23.01.2022 This six-bedroom, three-bathroom house on the edge of the Brisbane River at 74 Wynnum Road, Norman Park has a new boat pontoon and is only 5km from Brisbane CBD.

23.01.2022 A big chunk of #Greenlands ice cap, estimated to be about 110 square kilometres, has broken off in the far northeast Arctic which scientists say is evidence of rapid #climatechange.

23.01.2022 Repeats, reunions, reboots, sequels and comebacks permeate popular culture for good reason but, as Brett Debritz writes, other options exist. #popculture

22.01.2022 Queensland’s hard-hit tourism sector has a beacon of hope on the horizon just waiting to be harvested, writes Brad Cooper.

22.01.2022 A #Queensland importer of American cars who used Home Affairs Minister #PeterDutton in his marketing material is taking social media giant Twitter to court, and wants tweets labelling him a racist to be taken down.

22.01.2022 He is one of the least appreciated and least understood players to have graced the Brisbane #Broncos jersey, but when Darius Boyd hangs up his boots next week well be losing something special, writes Michael Blucher.

21.01.2022 The founder of the LNP, Lawrence Springborg, has called Labors management of the #COVID19 pandemic an outstanding achievement, in which border restrictions have played a major role in containing infections. #qldpol

21.01.2022 A new international report has endorsed Australia’s approach to managing the coronavirus pandemic but warns that it’s still too soon to become complacent, writes Dennis Atkins

20.01.2022 Tears of joy have been shed at Brisbane airport as family and friends welcomed travellers arriving on the first flight from Victoria since Queensland’s COVID-19 border restrictions were scrapped.

20.01.2022 Unemployment fell in western Queensland during the early months of COVID-19, prompting the launch of a new website to fill more vacancies in our regional towns.

19.01.2022 Lessons learnt from the cost blowouts of past Olympics will help ensure that under the New Norms, a Games in southeast Queensland would be a huge economic boost for our region, writes Scott Smith

19.01.2022 KFC appears to have been the food of choice for a pandemic-hit Australia after Collins Food Group announced double-digit revenue growth at its stores for the six months to October 18.

19.01.2022 When youre holding your breath it can be hard to keep your head up, writes Rebecca Levingston

19.01.2022 Currumbin on the #GoldCoast will again become a hotspot of cultural celebration when the annual #sculpture festival hits its beaches this week. SWELL Sculpture Festival We Are Gold Coast

19.01.2022 Revelations of illicit affairs and late-night liaisons in Canberra are nothing new but is it really something we should legislate against, asks Michael Blucher.

18.01.2022 #Gas projects that have been sitting zombie-like in the middle of #Queensland with only a remote possibility of ever getting started have been revived through the Federal Governments gas strategy.

18.01.2022 What began as a series of patients’ stories to their local GP evolved into an anthology that documented the pandemic through the eyes of airline chefs to Archbishops.

17.01.2022 Former #climatechange commissioner Ross Garnaut has left the coffee shops of Melbourne for the sweeping outback vistas of western #Queensland. But what brings him to Barcaldine? The best sunshine in the world, literally, writes Nicole Bond.

17.01.2022 Brisbane City Council has found holes in plans for a $2 billion redevelopment of Eagle Street Pier. It is also under pressure to find a place for the Kookaburra Queen.

16.01.2022 It’s quite a moment, when the country’s first law officer is asked on his home town radio station, So you don’t think you’re a sleazebag or womaniser or someone who’s drunk in public too much now?

16.01.2022 In our socially connected world, it doesn’t take long for good news to spread. @Morgans Financial Limited

16.01.2022 Costs incurred defending State Government land valuations have ballooned more than 600 per cent in the last six years as more landholders correctly questioned the assessment of their property values.

15.01.2022 Ahead of the #Queensland election on October 31, political parties are being asked to keep rural and remote communities front of mind. #qldpol

15.01.2022 #Westpac is predicting a rise of 20 per cent in #Brisbane house prices over the next two years, the highest in Australia, but not before some pain.

15.01.2022 Following two sold-out performances in October this year, Opera Queensland is returning to QPAC to play to audiences at 100 per cent capacity.

14.01.2022 #Victoria has recorded 35 new #coronavirus cases and seven deaths, as Melbourne takes its first tentative steps out of lockdown.

14.01.2022 Queensland’s business confidence has surged by the biggest amount in Australia but the state retains the title of least confident of all the states, according to a business confidence survey by Roy Morgan.

14.01.2022 A Chinese military company has amassed the personal details of more than 35,000 Australians as part of a giant global database targeting influential figures.

13.01.2022 The New Hope Group has been shedding staff amid ongoing delays with the proposed expansion of its New Acland coal mine.

12.01.2022 Scott Morrison is promising to build a #gas power plant in the #HunterValley if the private sector does not step in.

12.01.2022 This six-bedroom, three-bathroom homestead at 94 Old Bowling Green Road, #Palmwoods, sits on a 9817sq m block and is only a 20-minute drive from some of the Sunshine Coasts best beaches. #realestate McGrath Estate Agents

12.01.2022 Cromwell’s managing director and founder Paul Weightman has put up the white flag and announced his retirement as Singapore’s ARA’s raid on the company gathers pace.

12.01.2022 Queensland public transport users are heading to work later to avoid crowds over COVID-19 fears but knocking off at their usual time to jump aboard busy afternoon services.

12.01.2022 The first international students have touched down in Australia since the coronavirus pandemic began, with more set to follow.

11.01.2022 Former prime minister #TonyAbbott is standing firm amid criticism of his comments on the pandemic and his new job as a British trade rep.

11.01.2022 Origin Energy will start early engineering studies next year for a major green hydrogen export plant in Townsville that would produce a carbon-free, sustainable form of energy.

11.01.2022 Mining giant #Adani has thumbed its nose at its critics and says it will "well and truly" deliver more than 1500 jobs at its Carmichael coal project in central #Queensland.

11.01.2022 Strong public support for Premier Annastacia #Palaszczuks border policy doesnt mean next months election is in the bag for #Labor, writes Dennis Atkins.

11.01.2022 A southeast Queensland community hit hard by natural disasters and the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is counting on a resurgence of drive tourism and a welter of big music and environmental festivals to get it back on the road to prosperity.

11.01.2022 While we’re happy to gush about the efforts of workers like nurses and teachers during the pandemic, the women doing these jobs remain stuck at the frontline fighting another plague, writes Katrina Beikoff.

10.01.2022 From great #gigs under the sky to floral #festivals, sand sculptures, exhibitions and tours, here are some of the best events happening around the state this weekend and beyond. #Queensland

09.01.2022 The Government is borrowing $500 million to invest in local companies with good prospects. But the worlds already full of investors looking for the next big thing. The state can help in other ways, writes Robert MacDonald.

08.01.2022 Opera Queensland’s 40th birthday celebrations in 2021 includes an extensive regional tour of Are You Lonesome Tonight a new cabaret exploring where Opera and Country music meet.

08.01.2022 A big cross-section of corporate #Queensland is readying to throw their weight around in the October 31 Queensland election.

07.01.2022 #BREAKING: Queensland police have charged a Gold Coast man with threatening to kill the states Premier and Chief Health Officer.

06.01.2022 If you want to learn valuable life lessons about accountability, cohesion, timing, teamwork, discipline, precision, endurance and courage, try sticking an oar in, writes Michael Blucher

06.01.2022 After marrying Australian country music icon Slim Dusty in 1951, singer-songwriter Joy McKean spent more than 50 years touring some of the farthest-flung reaches of the continent, and a new documentary film directed by Kriv Stenders explores the pairs shared musical journey.

06.01.2022 Each day this month, we will publish Tales of 2020, the stories of ordinary Queenslanders enduring an extraordinary year. Today, Brisbane grandmother Christine Oldham shares the unthinkable pain of farewelling a loved one during COVID restrictions.

06.01.2022 After 177 days closed and millions of dollars in losses, Dreamworld and WhiteWater World theme parks on the Gold Coast have finally reopened to the public.

05.01.2022 Researchers hope antibody testing can be rolled out across the community after a study raised the prospect that 60,000 Australians had unknowingly contracted #COVID19 by July.

04.01.2022 2020 has been a year of unprecedented trials, tribulations and triumphs. Each day this month, we will publish the stories of ordinary Queenslanders enduring an extraordinary year. Today, mother, blogger and transplant recipient Emmy O’Neill finds an incredible silver lining in the gloom of the global pandemic. This is her story:

04.01.2022 This week marks six months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the ASX and spread its catastrophic impacts across Australias corporate sector. But for some in Queensland business it has been a very good pandemic, financially speaking, as John McCarthy reports

04.01.2022 The #Queensland Governments default #superannuation fund has processed early withdrawals for more than 90,000 members.

04.01.2022 Amid a heated debate over #Queenslands #COVID19 restrictions, Dr Jeannette Young is urging anyone who has concerns to talk them over with a friend or loved one.

03.01.2022 The acclaimed Opera Queensland Studio Series returns with vigour in 2021, offering singers and audiences a rare encounter with the art of song in the intimate space of the Opera Queensland Studio.

03.01.2022 This five-bedroom, five-bathroom, riverfront home at 80 Admiralty Drive, #ParadiseWaters, sits on a 733sq m block and has more than 20 metres of river frontage. #realestate Kollosche

03.01.2022 BHP paid almost $1 billion in taxes and royalties from its Queensland operations in the last financial year, but that was about $300 million less than the previous year.

03.01.2022 The unassuming Beatrice Lane, which cuts its way between Margaret and Albert streets in the Brisbane CBD, is protected by a heritage listing. It is also hotly contested real estate, writes Sean Parnell

02.01.2022 Treasurer Cameron Dick has handed down the long-awaited 2020-21 #budget, revealing some interesting parallels with governments past and present.

02.01.2022 Seventeen years after the murder of Daniel Morcombe, the government is still dealing with the fallout.

01.01.2022 From ballet and fringe festivals to comedy and wine and cheese classes, InQueensland takes a look at some of the best things happening around the state this weekend.