Today
Good morning Sunshine Coast, here is what matters today.
A Brisbane train carrying 300 passengers crashed into a B-double truck that was broken down across a level crossing. The truck was stuck on the tracks for 4.5 minutes before being hit, and no one called emergency services.
Nine executives have spent Thursday finalising the terms of Karl Stefanovic's departure from the Today network. Billionaire James Packer has defended Stefanovic's decision to interview a far-right activist on his podcast.
ClearVue Technologies' solar glass has won top safety certification, supporting the company's claim that power-generating glazing can perform like standard architectural glass.
Barkly Rare Earths is mobilising for a 10,000 metre drilling push in the NT, aiming to chase growth beyond its existing 40 million tonne inferred rare earths resource.
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