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Wagga Council voted 4-3 to rename Bolton Park's Michael Slater Oval due to past domestic violence convictions. The report came in response to community concerns.
Liam Talbot âdisappointedâ by family estate war overshadowing his late fatherâs charity News by Amy Price Premium Content Subscriber only Liam Talbot has revealed he has been ostracised by his warring family over his desperate bid to honour his billionaire father's dying wish to establish a single charitable foundation. The Brisbane race car driver, 38, said he was disappointed by a Supreme Court ruling that rejected his argument for one family foundation, an intention laid out in his late father Ken Talbot's will. The court instead ruled...
 Kevin Rudd's brother Greg has told Sky News Australia he believes the former Prime Minister needs to let go of his disappointment from his time in office, but fears it is not in his DNA. Speaking to Sky News's special investigation Men In The Mirror, which airs on Sunday night, Mr Rudd, who was forced to sell his business after he was banned by the former PM from lobbying the federal government, revealed his younger brother was obsessed from an early age with how to gain power. The documentary by Chris Kenny examines similarities between former PMs Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull.
âCome home now or you wonât make itâ: Day of flood horror Former Queensland Times reporter Melanie Maeseele reported from Grantham for several days after becoming stranded there during the 2011 floods. News Melanie Maeseele Premium Content Subscriber only IT IS hard to believe it's been a decade since the devastating 2011 floods that destroyed so many lives and livelihoods in the Lockyer Valley. Some memories from that fateful day - 10 January - will stay with me forever, others you try to forget for self-preservation. Those January f...
Business by Emmaline Stigwood Premium Content Subscriber only Shocked customers of collapsed Brisbane lingerie retailer Big Girls Don't Cry Anymore are now scrambling to get refunds on orders while lamenting the loss of what seemed like an expanding business. The company in April doubled its physical footprint and added a coffee shop and p spaces for complementary businesses to launch and showcase their products as well as a customer showroom and fitting rooms, packing and distribution centre and a full size live television streaming studio for the brand'...