Queensland is preparing for the hottest Ekka week since 1946, with unseasonably warm temperatures also causing buds to bloom too early for Toowoomba’s Carnival of Flowers.
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'The next Andy Warhol' holds first Australian exhibition
British artist Lincoln Townley has been dubbed “the next Andy Warhol” by actor Michael Caine, but believes his commercial success has seen him shunned by the art establishment.
Stories from years gone by at Queensland's Ekka
From wearing your Sunday best to stuffing your face full of sweets and treats, generations of women share the memories behind their family Ekka photographs.
Investigation into dumping of 'unsafe' interstate waste in Queensland
The Queensland Premier orders an independent investigation into the dumping of interstate waste after Four Corners last week revealed an organised network sending rubbish by road and rail to avoid paying New South Wales landfill levies.
Queensland cop becomes internet heart-throb after viral selfie
When a Queensland police officer snapped a selfie on an ABC reporter’s lost phone, little did he know he was about to become an internet sensation.
Worst Queensland flu season in years 'yet to peak'
Queensland Health declares the worst flu season in the past five years, as the number of cases doubles in two weeks and experts warn that number could continue to grow.
Wallabies scrum half Genia signs two-year deal with Rebels
Super rugby survival franchise Melbourne Rebels secure the signature of Wallabies scrum half Will Genia on a two-year deal.
'There is no feud': Gold Coast Titans coach denies Hayne fallout
Gold Coast Titans coach Neil Henry wants to remain at the club beyond this season, denying there is a feud with star full-back Jarryd Hayne.
Couple ties the knot after 54 years as neighbours
Meet the couple who prove that age is no boundary when it comes to love, after meeting over the back fence 54 years ago.
Making art from boxes bears fruit for this 'cartonographer'
For one artist, a fruit box contains more than just produce — it shows the personality of farmers and tells their stories.