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Lions zero in on rare flag hat-trick - News | InDaily, Inside Queensland
12+ hour, 38+ min ago (617+ words) The Brisbane Lions are motivated by the chance to create history as they chase two more wins required to complete a rare AFL premiership ‘three-peat’. Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan has urged his players to make the most of their…...
Migration reform is badly needed, but zero-immigration is no answer - News | InDaily, Inside Queensland
13+ hour, 20+ min ago (1636+ words) Migration debates have a nasty habit of forcing us into two silly camps. Apparently you either need to defend the migration system exactly as it is or you must want to slash migration to zero. I want to do neither....
Revisiting the little thrills and slippery storytelling of Moya Costello - InReview | InDaily, Inside Queensland
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (283+ words) Holly Gramazio reflects on life and writing of the late Moya Costello, and the ‘incredibly specific’ evocations of late 90s Adelaide found in her 2000 novel The Office as a Boat, reissued this month. "If Moya had done half as many things…...
'Weak and glass-jawed': Liberal fires attack on Hanson - News | InDaily, Inside Queensland
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (559+ words) Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie has doubled down on his attacks on Pauline Hanson after a social media post from the One Nation leader labelled him as a traitor. The former special forces soldier said Senator Hanson and One Nation MP…...
The Brisbane Lions nuffy who became a key Crow - News | InDaily, Inside Queensland
6+ day, 13+ hour ago (753+ words) An Adelaide Crows stalwart would have been called a typical Brisbane Lions nuffy – back when they weren’t so typical. Ben Keays would have been called a typical Brisbane Lions nuffy but, back then, they weren’t so typical. As a kid…...
Brisbane News First from Channel 10 and InQueensland
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (136+ words) InDaily Queensland VIDEO: Probe into deadly plane crash | Rowing venue on the ropes And a plan has been proposed to allow construction heights to be raised to 12 storeys in some Brisbane suburbs to facilitate turning pubs into residential towers and…...
Boss resigns at top SA utility - News | InDaily, Inside Queensland
1+ week, 6+ hour ago (430+ words) Housing and Infrastructure Minister Nick Champion has announced that SA Water chief executive David Ryan has resigned to pursue new opportunities interstate after almost seven years in the job. An interim chief executive would be appointed to the utility soon,…...
'We always believed': Crows on breakthrough finals win - News | InDaily, Inside Queensland
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (485+ words) Adelaide’s players aren’t subscribing to the theory they tossed the proverbial monkey off their back with their elimination final victory. Key forward Darcy Fogarty says the win over the Western Bulldogs merely reinforced a belief that the Crows belong in…...
'How badly do they want it?': What will decide cutthroat semi final - News | InDaily, Inside Queensland
1+ week, 11+ hour ago (550+ words) Brisbane AFL leaders warned against automatically assuming they will produce one of their trademark bounce backs, as they face the prospect of another long campaign in their quest to win a premiership hat-trick. The Lions will host Adelaide in an…...
Leader of the pack: Bikie businessman gets high revs - InReview | InDaily, Inside Queensland
1+ week, 12+ hour ago (602+ words) There are familiar faces and lesser known ones in the mix of finalists for this year’s Brisbane Portrait Prize. Paul Spiro is a highly respected Brisbane businessman, but who knew he was a bikie? Maybe I should rephrase that. He…...