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‘Hypocrisy hits home’: Deputy Premier’s NSW beach holiday

After spending months calling for more support for struggling Queensland tourism businesses, Deputy Premier Steven Miles has been spotted holidaying across the border in Byron Bay. POLL

Leaked drug tests: Swimming accused of sabotaging Thorpe

World swimming officials stand accused of attempting to destroy Ian Thorpe’s career and reputation. This is how they treated one of their sport’s greatest athletes and why they did it.

Harry’s emotional dash home for funeral

Buckingham Palace has confirmed Prince Harry will return to the UK for Prince Philip’s funeral while a decision has also been made on whether Meghan Markle will attend.

Teens arrested over Brisbane mall stabbing

Two teenagers have been charged after a man was allegedly stabbed, kicked and punched in Brisbane’s Queen St Mall overnight. It was one of three alleged stabbings in the southeast.

‘I became afraid of the dark’: Sister haunted by Larissa’s horror death

Almost three years since her sister Larissa’s gruesome murder, Deanna Beilby still drives with the doors locked and is “terrified to walk three metres from a car door”.

Baby with a body of broken bones gives greatest gift

Although he only lived for 11 short weeks, little Zac Coaton brought hope to his parents and other children born with the same rare genetic condition.

Secret texts: Minister’s staffer kept lobbyist in the loop

Secret text exchanges between a Labor-aligned lobbyist and Transport Minister Mark Bailey’s senior policy adviser are being kept under wraps amid claims they are party political.

‘No family should go through what we did’

The brother of slain officer Brett Forte has called for radical changes for police to be given more powers to do their job.

WATCH: Epic bidding war unfolds as property sells for $1.2m

An inner-city Brisbane home has sold for more than $100,000 over reserve when bidding exploded after a “very rare” move at an auction this weekend. WATCH IT HERE

Port Arthur 25yrs on: Gun law cracks expose firearm fail

Before the 25th anniversary of Port Arthur, our gun laws have changed, leaving us exposed without a national firearm registry. WARNING: Graphic

Meet the elite COVID team protecting Queensland

Queensland’s contact tracers are tough, resilient and highly trained but the recent COVID-19 clusters have pushed many to the brink.

Livestream: Aus Hockey U15s - day 3

Ahead of Monday’s rest day there is still everything to play for at the Australian Hockey U15s Championships on day three in Bathurst. WATCH LIVE.