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In our top stories, the Queensland government suspects Adani has not paid enough coal royalties, and now the company is bringing a revenue office probe to a head in the Supreme Court.
Sensitive areas in south-east Queensland that could be off-limits to developers have been identified under proposed planning changes.
UQ, Griffith University and the Queensland Conservation Council have released maps – based on national parks and World Heritage Area boundaries – showing what they believe should be no-go zones for developers.
Gabba locals are queuing out the door of a new Italian bakery, lured by pistachio cornetti, creamy brioche buns, mini tarts, and crunchy savoury focaccia.
In today’s Perspective column, Cameron Atfield says One Nation leader Pauline Hanson successfully fought against satire aimed at her in the 1990s. Now she’s vowing to fight for her right to satirise others.
Pauline Hanson hasn’t always been a fan of satire. Just ask Pauline Pantsdown.Credit: Jamie Brown
And in sport, the Maroons’ marquee man, Reece Walsh, has declared himself ready for Origin game two – and a key tweak could make him even more dangerous.
