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Best things to do Brisbane weekend Aug 4.
City life

Show me the Monet, music, dinosaurs and more! Best in Brisbane this weekend

Bleach* brings art to the beach, Mamma Mia! brings ABBA fans to QPAC, plus the world’s biggest dinosaur – it’s your round-up of arts, entertainment and fun this weekend.

Former Richmond footballer Phil Egan was the author of Hawthorn’s review into cultural safety.
Crime

Author of Hawthorn racism report charged with fraud

  • by Cameron Houston and Peter Ryan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during Question Time at Parliament House in Canberra on Wednesday 2 August 2023
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National News Live

Australia news LIVE: Brittany Higgins sued by Linda Reynolds for defamation; Debate over housing bill continues

  • by Caroline Schelle
A car has been swallowed up by sink hole on Gold Coast.
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Car swallowed by sink hole on Gold Coast

More than 10 firefighters spent two hours saving a calf from thick mud in Sydney’s west.
Fire & Rescue

Calf no longer a stick in the mud thanks to team of firefighters

  • by Olivia Ireland

Healthcare

Emily Shepard says her 13-year old son Louis won’t get specialised classroom support after cuts by the education department.
Education

Vulnerable children to lose classroom support in big cut to specialised teachers

Emily Shepard, whose son Louis has vision and hearing impairments, said there had been no consultation by the department, hearing the news via email from a colleague.

  • by Robyn Grace
Professor Rob Newton (right) with patient Michael Pittaway (right) at the gym in the
Cancer

Exercise as medicine: How a Perth scientist is using the gym to revolutionise cancer treatment

A shocking personal loss led ECU Professor Rob Newton to reject traditional methods of treating cancer and advocate exercise, even during chemo and radiation.

  • by Mark Naglazas
The number of smoke haze alerts for Perth has tripled over a decade.
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Bushfires

Welcome to the big smoke: hazy days from WA prescribed burns triple in a decade

  • by Sarah Brookes
Melbourne cardiologist Dr Elizabeth Paratz is concerned that younger Victorians who use illicit drugs are over-represented in sudden cardiac deaths.
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Drugs

Drugs linked to one in three cardiac arrest deaths among younger people

  • by Aisha Dow
Professor Rachelle Buchbinder, seen here in March 2018 at the launch of her Lancet series.
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Healthcare

We’re in a back pain epidemic – and most treatments don’t work

  • by Liam Mannix
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