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State takes aim at commonwealth over GST 'stitch-up' (opens the original)
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The federal government has been accused of shifting costs to states and territories as well as a GST carve-up that "threatens the fiscal stability of the federation". Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki on Wednesday took aim at the commonwealth at the first National Press Club event to be held in Brisbane. Mr Janetzki said cost-shifting of long held federal responsibilities or agreements from Canberra was "problematic" and had to be called out. "Some of it is subtle, some of it is not," he said.
Is it a croc? Race to guess Brisbane Olympics emblem (opens the original)
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The guessing game over the Brisbane 2032 emblem has begun as questions are also being raised over a koala habitat being approved as an Olympic venue. Swimming great Ian Thorpe and four-time Paralympic medallist Grant Patterson unveiled the first piece of the emblem puzzle in far north Queensland on Tuesday as part of a six-day build-up. The high-profile pair "discovered" the piece on the Great Barrier Reef and transported it to Cairns as the countdown began for the full reveal in Brisbane on Mon
Appeal after young mum's body found in sand dunes (opens the original)
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A young mother has been found dead in sand dunes days after visiting a hair salon, sparking a police appeal. Payge Leembruggen, 31, was discovered by a man walking his dogs at a popular Mackay beach in central Queensland about 8am on Tuesday, police said. She was last seen at 8.55am on Friday at an Andergrove salon, located about 6km from the beach. "We're trying to fill a four-day gap at this time," Detective Inspector Emma Novosel told reporters in Mackay on Wednesday. "That's why we're seekin
First pelican falls to bird flu, another sea lion dies (opens the original)
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The first Australian pelican with bird flu has been confirmed and another endangered sea lion has been found dead. They were among five positive events reported in South Australia on Monday. The pelican was found to have been infected with bird flu after being discovered at Edithburgh on SA's Yorke Peninsula. But authorities have not confirmed whether it died from the virus. The sea lion, found dead at Victor Harbour, was sent for testing. It comes after the first Australian sea lion was confirm
Old-fashioned spray sparks life into AFL three-peat (opens the original)
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A "prickly" Chris Fagan waited all season to deliver the old-fashioned spray that kicked the Brisbane Lions' three-peat bid into gear and set him on course with old club Hawthorn in an AFL preliminary final. Co-captain Harris Andrews said the tremors were felt at their Springfield base when the coach went off script while reviewing their Sydney shellacking in the opening week of finals. Usually reserved and reluctant to catastrophise, the veteran coach's old-school review did the trick. The Lion
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