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Instead of spending close to a billion dollars for new car bridges at Indooroopilly, a state MP and public transport advocates support reopening the nearby Tennyson freight rail line to passengers.

Kerry Schott’s detailed investigation of the calamitous Inland Rail megaproject has thrust into public view what observers have warned for years.

The election night deadline for Madigan’s attorneys to file the motions was set in January by U.S. District Judge John Blakey, who presides over the case.

Today’s update is a five-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

As the consent decree prepares to enter its fourth year, progress has been anything but rapid, with the city in full compliance with less than 3% of its requirements, according to data released by the Chicago Police Department. Meanwhile, the future of Chicago policing has taken center stage in the mayoral race. 

A second international cruise line has backed calls for a ferry pier near Brisbane’s new cruise ship terminal to transport tourists to the city.

Federal judge Robert Dow Jr. allowed the ruling to proceed against Inventure Foods, agreeing with Joseph that the name of the snack is misleading because it contains no mozzarella cheese.

A federal judge in Illinois ruled that a lawsuit that claims the TGI Fridays' mozzarella snack sticks don't contain mozzarella cheese, but cheddar cheese, can proceed against the food's manufacturer.

A federal judge in Illinois ruled that a lawsuit that claims the TGI Fridays' mozzarella snack sticks don't contain mozzarella cheese, but cheddar cheese, can proceed against the food's manufacturer.

A judge dismissed the case against TGI Fridays, but ruled it could proceed against snacks manufacturer, Inventure Foods.