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Hailstones hammer parts of south-east Queensland, as supercell storms loom
The Bureau of Meteorology issues a “very dangerous” thunderstorm warning for parts of south-east Queensland, with residents urged to prepare for supercell storms. Source link
How the gender pay gap grows up with us
At the start of their careers, men and women earn almost the same. But by the time women reach their 30s their earnings flatten, while men’s climb. Source link
In pictures: Andrew's journey from favourite son to outcast prince
Prince Andrew has been stripped of his royal titles and removed from the Royal Lodge. Here’s a photographic timeline of his scandalous downfall. Source link
Regulator warns against use of explosive used in fatal mine blast
Regulator may ban the type of explosive used in fatal mining accident which claimed the lives of two workers. Source link
Boy's body was mummified and turned green by a copper coffin
The green mummified remains of a teenager buried in Italy 200 to 400 years ago have given us new insights into the preservative properties of copper Source link
Breaking: BOM reverts to previous rain radar after wave of complaints
The Bureau of Meteorology says it will revert to its previous colour scheme on its rain radar and weather map following a wave of complaints about its new $4.1 million website. Source link
Darwin ship lift should proceed despite $720m cost increase, report finds
The NT government will gain no direct revenue from the ship lift project, despite spending $820 million on its construction. Source link
Queensland teachers reject state government pay offer
Queensland Teachers’ Union members vote against an offer of an 8 per cent pay rise, vowing to keep up their campaign for better wages and working conditions. Source link
Liberals seek unity on net zero but fear Nationals will dump target first
After most federal Liberal MPs attended a net zero meeting in Canberra, there is cautious optimism a consensus position can be found, but the junior Coalition partner could be poised to strike first. Source link
Police group chat stops case against Canberra Raiders star Josh Papalii
Charges against Canberra Raiders prop Josh Papalii have been permanently stayed after it was revealed police had been discussing the case in a group chat on encrypted messaging service Signal. Source link