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- Sep 30, 2026
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Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki defends $7b Olympic budget amid credit downgrade (opens the original)
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Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki has not ruled out scaling back venues for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games to hold the line on his ambitious budget targets, as pressure mounts to rein in spending. Janetzki is confident the government can stick to its $7.1 billion budget for building and upgrading 17 sporting venues by 2032, including a centrepiece $3.8 billion stadium. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Businesses and residents want state to revisit daylight saving (opens the original)
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A debate as old as time has resurfaced in Queensland as business groups and individuals fresh attempts to bring daylight saving to the Sunshine State, or at least to its south-eastern corner. But the Queensland government has quashed calls for another referendum on the topic, despite thousands signing petitions to revisit the perennial debate and businesses saying productivity is being undermined without it. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Concern over fake workplace cases as more litigants go solo with AI (opens the original)
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The number of self-represented litigants has jumped dramatically in Queensland as artificial intelligence boosts people’s confidence to go without legal representation in workplace disputes. The growing prevalence of AI slop is delaying proceedings and increasing workloads, but those using the likes of ChatGPT in court are getting a slap on the wrist, one legal expert says. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Queensland tungsten bound for US in $105m critical minerals deal (opens the original)
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Tungsten mined in Queensland will be sent to the United States for processing in a deal worth at least $105 million, bolstering efforts to secure non-Chinese supplies of the metal that is vital to the defence, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence sectors. As well as supplying 4000 tonnes of tungsten over eight years, EQ Resources, whose biggest shareholder is mining billionaire Andrew Forrest, will take a 10 per cent stake in a joint venture to restart the Springer ammonium paratungstat
Jayne Hrdlicka v Noosa: Battle over holiday home arrives in court (opens the original)
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Endeavour Group chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka’s plans to build a waterfront Noosa mansion – complete with a wine cellar, gym and sauna – are heading to court, where she will fight to overturn the council’s refusal. A six-day trial will begin on Monday, during which Hrdlicka’s lawyer will argue that her plans for a three-level luxury property at the base of Queensland’s coveted Noosa National Park do not constitute overdevelopment and should be allowed. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each
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