Brisbane's Picasso exhibition is proving to be a big hit with interstate and overseas tourists.
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Four Greenpeace activists will be arrested after coming down from a smoke stack at Swanbank Power Station.
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State and territory leaders have described today's $3.7 billion Murray-Darling agreement as an historic breakthrough.
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Investigations are underway into the death of a prisoner in far north Queensland today.
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Arrow Energy says a $776 million deal with global energy giant Shell has furthered its plan to develop liquefied natural gas (LNG) production in Quee
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Former Bundaberg surgeon Jayant Patel has had his extradition hearing delayed for a second time.
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The Queensland Government will introduce laws into Parliament today that it says will stop Indigenous Queenslanders abusing their traditional fishing
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Some insights on the print campaign Paul Strange Presents ' Type it into Google' that invaded the city.
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A group of teenagers on roller blades are suspected to be behind an explosion and fire at a shopping centre in Sydney's eastern suburbs which today
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Victims of a new scam are being targeted by someone claiming to be the head of the NSW Police Force fraud squad.
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Passengers aboard a runabout involved in a collision on Sydney Harbour that killed five people ignored warnings the boat was overloaded and were appa
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Maybe ruthless hedge funds did attack ABC Learning Centres with the aim of forcing a margin call on Eddy Groves
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In the USA a senior celebrated his 72nd birthday by trying to smuggle what cops say was more than $1 million in marijuana down the East Coast - and a
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