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Mystery behind shock closure of Queen St Mall’s iconic, notorious Hungry Jacks

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By Mohammad Alafeshat Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
The mystery behind the sudden closure of one of Brisbane city’s most famous fast-food restaurants has been solved. Hungry Jacks in Queen Street Mall will be closed for the next 10 days to undergo major internal renovations. The closure caused panic on social media, with many concerned the famous venue was closing permanently. “Surely it’s a Reno. Otherwise I will fall to my knees at the loss of this cultural landmark,” one person wrote on Reddit thread.
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Dashcam footage captures truck colliding with car in Aspley, Brisbane

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By Mohammad Alafeshat Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Dashcam footage has captured the moment a truck has collided with a car and pushed it metres up the road in suburban Brisbane. The footage, shared to Dashcam Owners Australia, show the 12-wheel prime mover changing lanes when it crashes into the rear of the sedan which spins out of control. The crash occurred On Wednesday last week about 7am on Gympie Road. More than 90,000 people have viewed the video, with comments ranging from shock to anger.
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‘Take this seriously’: Mayor’s grim warning to Brisbane over extreme weather triple threat

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By Mohammad Alafeshat Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Brisbane residents have been urged to prepare for a trifecta of extreme weather events over coming months. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner warned residents not to be complacent amid heightened bushfire risks, storm season and the potential for severe heatwaves. “We need to take this seriously,” Cr Schrinner said, adding people needed to be aware of the risks and prepare. “We live in the most disaster-prone state in Australia and severe weather could strike at any time.
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