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Suspended Flegler tweaks tackle technique

Brisbane prop Tom Flegler is working on improving his tackling technique after two NRL suspensions last season.

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Roar youngster secures ALM win over Glory

Brisbane Roar youngster Henry Hore's first A-League Men's goal has secured his team a 1-0 win over Daniel Sturridge's Perth Glory at Moreton Daily Stadium.

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Covid case surge continues as 67 deaths recorded nationally – as it happened

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Family of youngest Queenslander to die with COVID-19 lodges formal complaint about treatment at Redcliffe Hospital

Lachlan Moore, who was born with the neurodevelopmental condition Angelman syndrome, cerebral palsy and epilepsy, was found dead in bed earlier this month, hours after being sent home from the Redcliffe Hospital, north of Brisbane.

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Roar coach welcomes A-League home comforts

Brisbane coach Warren Moon is hopeful back-to-back home games will be the catalyst for his team's stuttering A-League Men's campaign to finally gain momentum.

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Concerns raised over Qld flood response

Deputy Premier Steven Miles has been told the Queensland flood response could have been "better and faster" as he tours affected regions north of Brisbane.

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Women's Ashes top 20: Players as organisers, a big investment and high stakes — this was the first women's Ashes

It took 32 days at sea and countless hours on rail, but in 1934 the English women's cricket team arrived in Australia to play the first women's Ashes series. The entertainment and skill from both sides certainly didn't disappoint.

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Australia records 77 deaths on deadliest day of pandemic; national medical stockpile activated – as it happened

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Bulimba Barracks buyers should be restricted from making noise complaints, Brisbane Airport says

A planned 855-home development in Brisbane's east falls under the airport's flight paths, prompting concerns from Brisbane Airport about future impacts on plane departures and arrivals.

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Queenslanders urged to get COVID-19 booster shots but GPs face inconsistent vaccine supply

As Queensland health authorities urge people to get booster doses, a prominent Brisbane GP says she has been forced to cancel COVID-19 vaccination appointments because the vaccine supplies did not arrive.

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Ashes tour from hell demands changes throughout English cricket... and players must take responsibility too

First impressions last, but so does how you say goodbye. This dismal Ashes series ended just as it started, six very long weeks ago, with an England batter showing his stumps to an Australian, who duly knocked them over for an embarrassing golden duck.

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Returning Marsh stars in Scorchers success

A swift half-century for the returning Mitch Marsh has powered BBL minor premiers to a six-wicket win over lowly Brisbane Heat in Melbourne

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Queensland fire emergency leaves Brisbane's air quality worse than Beijing

If you're finding it hard to breathe in Brisbane today there's a good reason — thanks to the smoke haze from southern Queensland bushfires the air quality is currently worse than Beijing.

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Book Review: A Century Is Not Enough By Sourav Ganguly

A Century Is Not EnoughBy Sourav Ganguly, co-written with Gautam BhattacharyaPublished by JuggernautPages 258It was on a sunny winter day in December 1995 when, as a schoolboy, I watched Sourav Ganguly on a cricket ground for the first time. He was dismissed for a paltry nine runs in Bengal’s first…

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Thousands of Syrian, Iraqi refugees to be settled in four south-east Queensland cities

About 3,500 Syrian and Iraqi refugees bound for Queensland will be settled in the state's south-east in Brisbane, Logan, the Gold Coast and Toowoomba, the Federal Government confirms.

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Hot August night breaks records around southern, central Queensland

Brisbane and a handful of other Queensland cities experience their hottest August night on record.

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