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- Sep 17, 2026
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Symbolic ‘first mango tray of the season’ raises $70,000 for charity (opens the original)
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The season’s symbolic first tray of mangoes has sold at the Brisbane Markets for a whopping $70,000, with its buyer crowned this year’s “mango monarch”. The auction marks the beginning of the mango season, and raises money for charities Redkite and the Lady Musgrave Trust. Elijah Etri, the manager at 24/7 Wellington Point produce spot Skippy’s Fresh Frootz, took the crown of mango monarch. “We don’t think about what it’s costing us, we think about what it’s going towards,” Etri said. “Everyone k
‘You can’t be what you can’t see’: Neha is putting NRLW on the map, one post at a time (opens the original)
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It was while watching a men’s NRL game on TV four years ago that Neha Kumar learnt about the women’s league. “I looked at my partner and was like, ‘What’s NRLW? I’ve never heard of it before.’” While men’s rugby league has a chokehold on Queenslanders, the women’s equivalent operates largely under the radar – even for the most avid sports fans, like Kumar. As a child, Kumar loved playing soccer and dreamt of becoming the first Fijian-Indian Matildas player. While that dream is yet to become a re
How a Brisbane author’s brain tumour inspired a children’s book (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, children’s book author and illustrator Sophie Beer tells us about her unlikely corporate background, how her real-life experiences with loss and grief inspire her work and why children’s literature is the backbone of society. Beer is waiting for us at North Quay ferry terminal after travelling almost an hour by boat from Bulimba for the interview. She’s dressed
What to eat at Night Feast 2026 (opens the original)
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The month-long festival when some of the city’s most coveted restaurants — including Clarence, Pilloni and Central — serve up market-style dishes and bites kicked off last night at the Brisbane Powerhouse. Night Feast will run until Sunday until 23 August, and it’s not just about food. The immersive event includes art installations and bar pop-ups scattered throughout the dining area and into the Powerhouse. There are 20 vendors at this year’s event. All are excellent. But here’s what we reckon
‘The new LA’: How capital of K-pop catapulted Queensland dancers to stardom (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. Kaea Pearce has danced alongside Jennifer Lopez at the 2020 Super Bowl and stars in Justin Bieber’s Sorry music video, which has been watched more than 3.9 billion times on YouTube. But ask the New Zealand-born, Gold Coast-based performer about the greatest experience of her career so far, and she’ll tell you it was competing on a South Korean dance-battle reality show. “I think it’s the new LA,”
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