As it happened: Brisbane on Monday, July 22
What’s making news in and around Brisbane.
What’s making news in and around Brisbane.
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Latitude 66 has revealed a tantalising surface rock chip sample revealing 137.7g/t and 10.6 per cent copper at the company’s PSB project in Finland.
Carlton’s tough win over North Melbourne has come at a cost, with a fractured foot to sideline star ruckman Tom De Koning until the end of the home-and-away season. Meanwhile, the Swans are battling their own injury issues.
Carlton’s tough win over North Melbourne has come at a cost, with a fractured foot to sideline star ruckman Tom De Koning until the end of the home-and-away season.
Ladies’ Swimming Association president: “I am personally strongly against women and girls swimming among men and in mixed audiences.”
In this week’s Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits, we examine notable hits revealed on the ASX, including Santana Minerals’ 48m slice at 5.8g/t gold from 167.3m in NZ.
More details have emerged after a father was killed trying to save his twins after their pram rolled onto train tracks in Sydney.
Japan remains without a win in three Tests under returning coach Eddie Jones after losing 42-14 to Italy at the Sapporo Dome.
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri may be flying high after getting his first Formula 1 race win, but he will still make time to give his proud mum a call back home in Australia.
Will Power made wheel to wheel contact with Scott McLaughlin and slammed him into the concrete wall while attempting to pass for fourth place.
Scott McLaughlin questioned Will Power as a teammate in an explosive post-script to a chaotic IndyCar Series race in Toronto.
As the Perth property trains keep leaving the station, WAtoday reporter Claire Ottaviano remains optimistic in the search for a new home.
The CrowdStrike episode is chilling because it highlights how a single, flawed update from a trusted source can cause large parts of the global system to fail.
Farmwood's Chicken Breast T-Rex bites have been recalled from Aldi stores over an undeclared peanut allergen on the packaging.
After a 10-week injury lay-off, Nathan Cleary and his Panthers teammates needed just three simple plays to set up the NRL’s best match-winner for the most unlikely play.
Oscar Piastri joined Sir Jack Brabham, Alan Jones, Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo as an Australian F1 race winner, but he had to navigate the choppy world of team orders to do it.
The vice president moved swiftly to solidify her position as the obvious frontrunner to replace Biden, but she’s running out of time to win the November poll.
The vice president moved swiftly to solidify her position as the obvious frontrunner to replace Biden, but she’s running out of time to win the November poll.
The four-bedroom house was highly sought after at auction by upsizing families, soaring $650,000 above its vendor’s reserve price.
Historians will regard Biden as among the more consequential US presidents. If the Democrats win in November, he’ll occupy an even more exulted perch.
The level of hype surrounding the men’s 200m freestyle final in Athens 20 years ago had never been seen before at an Olympic event.
Without his superpowers, Jordan De Goey is struggling, and so are the Magpies. But for Nick Watson and the Hawks the opposite is true. Meanwhile, a key Crow’s talent has been unlocked and the Cats have lost their edge at home.
Podiatrists estimate there has been an 80 per cent rise in cases of fungal nail infections linked to poor hygiene practices as pedicures and manicures become a beauty staple.
The protests erupted out of Bangladeshi students’ anger at a quota system for government jobs that benefited certain groups.