Brisbane Times

· '‘Be yourself but look like everyone else’: Imelda Staunton on younger people’s dilemma'

· 'Apple set to unveil foldable iPhone next month'

· '‘Oh Jesus’: When Claudia Karvan agreed to go on Australian Story, she didn’t expect this'

· 'Could The Vampire Lestat be the most ridiculous piece of television you see all year?'

· 'This transport hub could hold the key to Melbourne’s megacity future'

· 'The 30 best movies to stream on Binge right now'

· 'Is Kitchen Cabinet past its use-by-date? Don’t write it off yet'

· 'ASX set for flat start as Wall Street dips; Nvidia, Qantas results ahead'

· 'Nepal floods live updates: At least 160 dead, dozens of Australians among hundreds missing'

· 'Desperate agents vent online as real estate downturn bites'

· 'High-energy Melbourne restaurant Chin Chin to open second venue in Sydney'

· 'An audacious proposal, a demanding letter and a club under threat: The fight for the future of the Cox Plate'

· 'Melbourne’s typical home is now worth less than it was five years ago'

· '‘I see them for who they are’: Why some of our best chefs are teaching young inmates how to cook'

· 'Ben Carroll says he respects taxpayer money. His party needs a spell in opposition to rediscover what this means'

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