A brilliant year for women’s football in Australia is capped by a triple triumph, with Sam Kerr winning ABC Sports Personality of the Year, the Matildas taking out Team of the Year and coach Alen Stajcic also honoured at the AIS awards.
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Jeff Horn's big effort to make weight for world title fight
Boxer Jeff Horn makes the weight for his Brisbane world title defence against Gary Corcoran — by just 160 grams.
LNP chooses first female leader to take on Premier Palaszczuk
Nanango MP Deb Frecklington will lead the Liberal National Party in Queensland with former NRL referee Tim Mander by her side.
Report into white spot prawn disease finds major biosecurity failure
A new report finds a major biosecurity failure likely led to the import of infected raw prawns and an outbreak of white spot disease that cost Queensland prawn farmers more than $40 million.
Cops stop for peek after python creates road block
A scrub python so long it blocked a north Queensland road finds social media fame after it is photographed by patrolling police officers.
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Forty per cent of cancer deaths in Australia are preventable, with eight lifestyle factors identified that people should avoid, a new study finds.