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‘You’re thinking kangaroos, aren’t you?’ Thurston, Thaiday try to solve Brisbane Olympics puzzle (opens the original)
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It’s day two of the staggered unveiling of the Brisbane 2032 Games emblems, and the state is one piece closer to seeing the final design – though two of six pieces is proving largely a guessing game. NRL legends Johnathan Thurston and Sam Thaiday revealed another piece of the emblem at Castle Hill Lookout in Townsville on Wednesday morning. Thurston admitted he had “no idea” what the emblems – one for the Olympics and one for the Paralympics – could be. “I was thinking maybe they could have been
Brisbane’s coffee king on the city’s new cafe scene (opens the original)
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Welcome to CityChats, where Brisbane Times meets our city’s most interesting characters on our most iconic form of transport. This week, Merlo Coffee founder Dean Merlo tells us about growing up in a cafe and the changing hospitality scene across the city. We meet Merlo at Sydney Street ferry terminal, the first time in this series we’ve visited the stop. It’s near Merlo’s home, as well as his beloved New Farm Bowls Club, and a short drive from the Merlo Coffee Cafe at Bowen Hills. What’s your c
One piece of Brisbane 2032 Games emblems revealed in world-first (opens the original)
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The first piece of the Brisbane 2032 Games emblems has been revealed, with a long ray-like golden design. Retired swimmer Ian Thorpe and Paralympic swimmer Grant “Scooter” Patterson unveiled the first piece of the emblems for both the Olympic and Paralympic Games on Tuesday morning at Cairns Esplanade Lagoon in Far North Queensland, kicking off a multi-day rollout stretching across the state. Patterson theorised the section could be a symmetrical piece of the emblems, matched by another on the o
How a Brisbane comedian turned home-town cringe into comedy gold (opens the original)
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Welcome to CityChats, where Brisbane Times meets our city’s most interesting characters on our most iconic form of transport. This week, comedian Tilly Oddy-Black, known for her sketch characters such as “toxic mum” and “feral niece”, tells us about her favourite spots in Brisbane, how she comes up with her sketch characters, and the embarrassment of performing in front of family. We meet Oddy-Black at North Quay ferry terminal. She’s fresh off a plane and in the middle of touring but generously
Man missing for four days in Daintree Rainforest found safe (opens the original)
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A man has been found after four days missing in the Daintree Rainforest in Far North Queensland. Ariel Simon, 31, was reported missing on September 7, last seen entering bushland near Cape Tribulation Road in Cow Bay, north of Port Douglas, about 1.30pm. When he had not returned by 3pm, police were alerted and a search was launched, involving police, SES members, the Rescue 510 helicopter and POLAIR. Simon was found by the search party on Friday. Start the day with a summary of the day’s most im
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