Brisbane Times

· '‘Unabashedly luxurious’: John Laws’ art and antiquities collection up for auction'

· 'Drones fall from the sky, Vivid shows cancelled amid safety review'

· 'Melbourne champoin pays tribute to Daniher'

· 'Suspicious ‘inferno’ guts businesses in Melbourne’s west'

· 'Essendon sacks struggling coach Scott'

· 'Moses ruled out of Origin series opener, Ethan Strange to start for Blues'

· 'Homicide investigation launched after child found dead in home'

· '‘It’s so narrow’: Rescuers race to find seven trapped in flooded Laos cave for a week'

· 'Australia news LIVE: Labor will attempt to pass tax reforms on Thursday; Second cohort of IS-linked brides to return home today; Antisemitism royal commission continues, security services probed'

· 'Pope Leo warns some AI weapons 'practically beyond' human control'

· 'Rescuers race against time to save trapped villagers in Western Laos'

· 'Power bills set to fall despite Iran uncertainty'

· 'IS women and children leave Syria, two left behind'

· 'Essendon part ways with coach Brad Scott'

· 'After 1986 days, the reopening date is set for North Sydney pool'

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