I love the idea of a snacking cake – a lovely slab that sits in the cake tin for a few days, just waiting to be cut and eaten with a cup of tea. It’s not fussy, just plain yet delicious, and a good vehicle for any kind of fruit, preserved or fresh. If that sounds good to you, then this is your cake!
So far this year, average spot prices have been about 50% higher than last year and 150% higher in Queensland.
The jobs-generating Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct infrastructure masterplan get the go-ahead from Townsville City Council.
Guess what's in the roof? This Queensland couple get the shock of their life!
Gladstone is set to have Australia's first renewable hydrogen passenger ferry.
Queenslanders are missing out on the jobs of the future because governments have not focused on making things in Australia.
Leichhardt MP Warren Entsch is refusing today to provide details of his suspected Covid case in January this year.
A hydrogen and ammonia-producing plant coming to Gladstone will create nearly 2,600 jobs and propel central Queensland to becoming what the state government calls a “clean energy powerhouse”.
From the biggest solar power-producing car park in Australia, to powering the National Zoo in Canberra, one Mackay-based business is proving the future jobs and economics of the renewables manufacturing industry already here.
One of the Morrison government’s biggest challenges in this election campaign is the rise of the “teals”, a group of 22 independents who have received funding from Climate 200.
The Queenslander is profiling a number of electorates as the federal election enters its final month. Each candidate will answer five questions in their pitch to you, the Queenslanders.
‘Cancel your plane tickets, we’re bringing the holiday to you!’ That’s the message this house is sending, and it’s impossible to resist.
Benjamin Moffitt, Australian Catholic University Populist politicians have been household…
Animals do all sorts of disgusting things. While these gross behaviours might turn our stomachs, they’re often crucial to an animal’s survival.
It’s official: the Great Barrier Reef is suffering its fourth mass bleaching event since 2016. We dived into the reef yesterday and saw the unfolding crisis firsthand.
Easy and delicious, make these for your next party.
As the weather cools, try this delicious potato bake from Sally Wise.
Check out the latest from Sally Wise's new book The Comfort Bake.
With everything going on over the past couple of years, many people have changed their drinking habits.
It’s rare that an appealingly minor film wins the best picture Oscar – and a remake of a French film at that – but this year, CODA has done it. It’s rare that an appealingly minor film wins the best picture Oscar – and a remake of a French film at that – but this year, CODA has done it.
Australia’s fastest riders on the fastest Superbikes in history are set to take on Queensland Raceway this weekend for round two of the 2022 mi-bike Motorcycle Insurance Australian Superbike Championship.
What is your favourite beach in Queensland? Here we give you our top tips for finding the most beautiful spots in the state.
A police dog is recovering from his injuries after a man trying to evade arrest by police officers in Morayfield allegedly punched and put the canine in a headlock.
Queenslanders, including voters in traditionally mining-reliant regional areas, believe action on climate change will grow Australia's economy rather than set it back, polling has found.
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The perfect lemon tart from Neil Perry.
Queensland cattle are saving human lives by providing tissue for heart valve procedures in hospitals in more than 100 countries.
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Ellie Paige, George Institute for Global Health; Bruce Neal,…
Russia’s enormous nuclear arsenal and the risks of a wider war are effectively deterring Nato countries from any military involvement beyond providing equipment. Nuclear deterrence is working – it is deterring Nato, as western leaders are unsure about the rationality of Russia’s leadership.
