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Road congestion: Green light for traffic system
BRISBANE motorists have been promised less congestion with more than 1400 traffic lights to be controlled under a single system within 18 months.
THOUSANDS of visitors are "clicking" into Brisbane to see Picasso, book hotels and bask in our glorious winter weather.
Direct route: V Australia's new Brisbane-LA flight
VIRGIN Blue's new international arm, V Australia, has announced that it will fly direct from Brisbane to Los Angeles from next year.
Aussie reporter in Iraq love triangle
AUSTRALIAN journalist Michael Ware has been seeing more action in Iraq than his news reports have revealed.
New Telemedicine Service To Help In The Care Of Sick Babies
Main Category: Pediatrics / Children's Health Also Included In: IT / Internet / E-mail Article Date: 27 Jun 2008 "Tiny Tom", an innovative new telemedicine service which will help with the care of sick babies ...
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A couple overlooking a pool at Daydream Island's resort in the Whitsundays in north Queensland.
Bad weather, rising fuel prices and flight cutbacks have contributed to a decline in overseas visitors.
Kuwaiti royal opens Melbourne hotel
HEIR to the Kuwaiti royal throne, Sheik Abdulla al-Mubarak al-Sabah, yesterday flagged more Australian hotel investments after opening his first in Melbourne's suburban southeast.
Iconic cinema's $100 million transformation
The iconic El Dorado Cinema in Indooroopilly will become the focal point of a $100 million urban renewal project featuring the construction of a 14-storey residential building.
A CITY Cat ferry skipper tried to brake before crashing into a school rowing team on the Brisbane River this morning.
Waterfront war: Great North Bank hijack
LAST weekend in Sydney, I sauntered around dizzy Darling Harbour on my way to catch a ferry and wondered whether Brisbane had missed the boat.
Mad dogs and Brisbane men undertake epic trip
The road conditions might have improved over the years, but the 32,000 kilometre overland journey from Oxford, England, to Singapore is still recognised as an epic challenge.
Foudations issue: Delays hit big ferris wheel
THE ferris wheel which was due to be unveiled last month at Expo 88's 20th anniversary celebrations has had its opening delayed a second time.
Traffic has slowed to a crawl on the Story Bridge and across Brisbane this afternoon following an incident between a man and police.
A STATEWIDE head lice epidemic is robbing children of precious school time and forcing some parents to fork out more than $800 a year on treatments.
Australian maritime museum under attack
A Chermside man has been remanded in custody after allegedly climbing the mast of the HMAS Diamantina and threatening police at the Queensland Maritime Museum at South Bank last night.
Backpacker collapses and dies travelling in Australia
A BACKPACKER has died suddenly just days after joining a fitness club on a year out in Australia.
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Accor is now recruiting to fill 30 Graduate Management Trainee...
Global hotel group Accor is seeking up to 30 hospitality, business or tourism graduates to fill positions in its mid year intake of their Graduate Management Trainee Program.
“I like that she's so challenging, and it's demanding vocally, physically and emotionally”
The Phantom of the Opera returns to Sydney tomorrow night for the first time in 11 years, breaking box office records along the way. via The West Australian
Downturn: House bubble bursts, but whose fault is it?
“You've got to be smart in today's market”
Text size + - Houses sold for six-figure losses Is is rates pain or foolish buyers? House prices : News, analysis and tips on property HOUSE prices in some parts of Sydney have almost halved as battling ... via News.com.au
Our sandstone helps build China
“The colours cannot be found anywhere else and because the stone is not as porous it produces the finest surface”
A HELIDON quarry that produced sandstone for some of Brisbane's oldest buildings is now helping to build a modern China. via The Courier Mail