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As Brisbane’s richest ever player is dropped to reserve grade, a question over the future of Anthony Milford left coach Kevin Walters lost for words.

temp weather ocld brisb art Weather by Danielle O’Neal Premium Content Subscriber only Cold, dry air will blast into southern Queensland from tomorrow, with the apparent temperature in the south-east set to plummet to 12C on Monday morning. Bureau of Meteorology meteorologist Matt Marshall said winds will push cold air from inland southern areas into southern Queensland, with Brisbane residents expected to wake on Monday to the coldest morning so far this year. Two cold fronts have started moving across Australia’s southern states, with a wintry bla...

Online influencers can feel like friends to us. They're relatable, engaging, charming, have dazzling smiles, bubbly personalities, share witty jokes, and are always waiting to tell us about their day. We watch their carefully curated lives and follow their nifty tips, while they try to sell us shiny products that would surely make our lives better if only we had them in our possession. Salespeople have existed throughout history, but they've never been able to reach such huge audiences. Unfortunately, the friend in our pocket can also exhibit an inflated sense of self-belief, speak with a...

Travel by Jeremy Pierce Premium Content   Queensland's battered tourism industry has suffered a $13 billion wipe-out as the full cost of the coronavirus pandemic can finally be laid bare. New figures from Tourism Research Australia show Queensland's tourism industry - a $26 billion empire at the end of 2019, was slashed in half last year as international travel bans, border closures, and COVID outbreaks decimated travel. In an encouraging sign, Queensland has weathered the storm better than major rivals NSW and Victoria, but some have questioned wheth...

Depression, anxiety: Pandemic takes its toll on young kids High numbers of young Australian children are still experiencing anxiety while learning to live in the new “COVID-normal”, a new survey suggests. News by Janelle Miles, Danielle O’Neal 6th Apr 2021 9:28 AM Premium Content Subscriber only A quarter of very young Australian children are still experiencing higher than usual levels of anxiety while learning to live in the new "COVID-normal", a survey probing the mental health impacts of the pandemic suggests. Que...