Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop will take the world to far north Queensland this weekend.
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From heroin to motherhood: How a Brisbane mum got her son back
After overcoming a heroin addiction and a violent relationship, one Brisbane woman returns to motherhood after losing her son for two-and-a-half years.
Businesses use 'mini-festivals' to gentrify city: expert
Property developers and hotel chains are increasingly sponsoring “mini-festivals” in Brisbane as part of the gentrification of the city.
Banknote issued by Sir Thomas Brisbane in 1824 to be sold at Brisbane Money Expo
The old currency is almost 200 years old and will go under the hammer valued at just under $500,000.
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Veteran Coast Guard named Queensland's top volunteer
After spending more than half his life helping prevent deaths at sea with the Brisbane Coast Guard, Allan Tennent has been honoured as Queensland’s volunteer of the year.
Ekka awards dominated by three generations of south-east Queensland pumpkin-growing family
The pumpkins in your local supermarket are less than 10 kilograms in weight, but the fruit which took out the Ekka’s top award was more than 25-times the size and grown by a farming family west of Brisbane.
Teen Queensland cyclist dies after ute collision south of Brisbane
A 16-year-old cyclist has died from his injuries after a collision south of Brisbane.
Cronk backs Thurston to play State of Origin opener
Mystery surrounds who will wear the Queensland number six jersey in State of Origin I but Cooper Cronk believes Johnathan Thurston will be his Maroons halves partner.
The Rugby League World Cup's unlikely journey to Brisbane
It once lay in a ditch in England – now the greatest prize in rugby league is on display at Suncorp Stadium.