Man drowns at Burleigh Heads in weekend tragedy; Fog shrouds Brisbane CBD but spares airport

Good morning and welcome Brisbane Times’ Live news blog for Monday, September 29. Today we can wait for a sunny day at a maximum temperature of 31 degrees.

In the local headlines of this morning:

It was a big weekend for local Footy. He seemed confident that the panthers turned for a sixth flat big final – but after an annoying opening half, Broncos ended his reigns and exploded to decide Next week against Melbourne Storm.

Earnings came hot on the heels Brisbane Lions claims the second flat AFL premiere On Saturday, to defeat Geelong cats in a stylish way. They were greeted by dozens of fans on Sunday When they touch the Brisbane airport To continue their celebration at home.

In 2018, an old senior police officer who responded to a bloody murder in a North Queensland Beach on a North Queensland Beach, criticized the investigation and coronal investigation inadequate.

Police, the attacker’s suspicion He killed a man in a “ruthless and violent attack” In the first hours of Sunday, he fled the scene outside a shopping center in the east of Brisbane.

A woman was detained A unit fire in the inner north of Brisbane on Sunday morning He left these two people to the hospital.

Jo-Ann found his mother in 1991-but a change in Queensland’s approach to allowing adopted people or their families to access information to reunite. He shadowed a reform of more than thirty years.

Queensland Child Security Minister Amanda Camm He will initiate an inspection about what he describes as “critical CT failure” It affects the ability of staff to act on time -sensitive risks for vulnerable children.

And Darrumbal and South Sea Adali Journalist Amy Mcquire Won Queensland’s best Literature Award Using his acceptance speech to criticize the child imprisonment and silence of the genocide warning in Gaza for his book about his failures in the reporting of domestic affairs.