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- Good morning, welcome to Brisbane Times’ live news coverage for Thursday, July 3.
- Homicide detectives are zeroing in on a 90-minute window the night Brisbane businessman Greg Josephson was allegedly killed in his multimillion-dollar Clayfield home.
- A worker has died on a central Queensland wind farm after an incident on Wednesday, halting operations as investigation are launched.
Good morning, welcome to Brisbane Times’ live news coverage for Thursday, July 3. Today we can expect a windy, sunny day, with a top temperature of 20 degrees.
In this morning’s local headlines:
Greg Josephson and the house where he was allegedly murdered.Credit: Nine
Homicide detectives are zeroing in on a 90-minute window the night Brisbane businessman Greg Josephson was allegedly killed in his multimillion-dollar Clayfield home. Police revealed they were focusing on the time between 7pm and 8.30pm and appealed for dashcam footage from surrounding streets.
A worker has died on a central Queensland wind farm after an incident on Wednesday, halting operations as investigation are launched.
Premier David Crisafulli insists the industrial offer to nurses and midwives sets out “nation-leading wages”, but the union accused the government of gaslighting workers and has confirmed stronger protected action will kick off on Tuesday.
Stephen Hodgkinson hopes enhanced forensic testing and a $500,000 reward will help reveal who killed his father Bryan nearly 40 years ago. Taxi driver Bryan Hodgkinson, 48, didn’t return home from an overnight shift in Bundaberg on the morning of September 10, 1987.
Bundee Aki of the British and Irish Lions is tackled by defenders during their game against the Queensland Reds.Credit: AP
And what about those Reds last night? For 30 minutes, Queensland – and even Australian rugby – fans dared to dream that a colossal boilover was brewing. But the British and Irish Lions’ international dominance was always sure to prevail.