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Rock ‘n’ roll’s most famous traffic crossing is about to become even more ‘bonkers’ (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. It’s Tuesday lunchtime at the most famous zebra crossing in the world. As I arrive at Abbey Road Studios in London’s affluent St John’s Wood, I count 64 people milling around the lollipop beacons that flank the street, waiting for the opportunity to recreate The Photo. Over the next 30 minutes, I watch a whopping 49 crossings by individuals or groups mimicking John, Ringo, Paul and George’s march
Dinners at Rinehart’s mansion, Hanson loans, an offensive film: One Nation’s sources of cash (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The call comes from someone within Gina Rinehart’s inner circle. The invitation is to attend an intimate dinner party at the mining billionaire’s sprawling mansion, perched above the Brisbane River behind high walls. For $10,000 a ticket, attendees are offered a seat at the table with about 12 companions including Rinehart and One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, according to a number of sources fami
The material this design influencer wants Brisbane to build its identity around (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, designer and content creator Izzie White tells us why she’s passionate about Brisbane being pink, and how we should rethink our relationship with public space. We meet White at Riverside ferry terminal near Eagle Street on a drizzly overcast day after she ducked out of work to chat with us. How did you get into making social media content? I make short-form vid
The areas new Brisbane flight paths will avoid (opens the original)
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The outcome of a long and heated investigation into flight paths over Brisbane and the surrounding area has been revealed, with four key changes to reduce noise pollution for nearly 140,000 residents. Airservices Australia, the federal government-owned organisation in charge of the nation’s airspace, released its final determination on Thursday, which will shift arrival paths further north to avoid about 59,000 people. On the southern end, flight departures will be shifted further east, which wi
Gas giants demand Santos not be given ‘leave pass’ from reservation (opens the original)
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Tensions are flaring ahead of the launch of Labor’s national gas reservation scheme, as eastern Australia’s largest gas producer calls on the government to reject rivals’ requests for “leave passes” from the policy. In a yet-to-be-released submission to federal reservation rules obtained by this masthead, Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) broke ranks with the Queensland government as well as industry voices, including the fossil fuel lobby, to double down on the need to establish an east coast reser
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