Brisbane’s Riverfire is set to ignite this Saturday with a jaw-dropping spectacle expected to draw half a million fans — think fireworks, military flyovers, and live music. But don’t just show up: ferries and CityCats are sidelined due to strikes, so hop on extra trains or shuttle buses instead. Aerial acts kick off at 4:52 PM with a C-17A Globemaster III, followed by an F/A-18F Super Hornet at 5:20 PM, culminating in the grand fireworks at 7 PM — bigger than ever, thanks to six barges, five rooftops, and two bridges. Security is tight at South Bank (gated entry, no alcohol or drones, but refillable water bottles allowed), and kids get free ID wristbands. Roads around the city and riverfront are shut down — including Mount Coot-tha and Gravatt from afternoon, and all lanes on the Story Bridge in the evening. Plan your route now — this isn’t just a show, it’s a full-blown citywide event.

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A sudden heart attack claimed Richard’s life while he was traveling in India, but his death sparked a life-saving chain reaction among his friends. Four of them, shaken by his loss, began paying closer attention to their own health — and discovered serious heart conditions just in time. One friend, Chris Allen-Ducat, who was with Richard when he died, realized too late he’d missed warning signs in his own history — leading him to the hospital where doctors found a critical artery blockage. Others, like Ray Hawkins and Ian McEwan, followed similar paths, catching dangerous blockages through renewed vigilance. Their stories underscore a troubling reality: men often ignore heart disease symptoms — until it’s too late. Kay McGrath finds comfort in knowing Richard’s legacy may have saved lives, proving love can echo even after death.

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Australia’s biggest gas pipeline project is officially greenlit as the Queensland government fast-tracks a $3 billion, 900-kilometer line from the fracking-rich Beetaloo Basin to the east coast — promising 800 construction jobs and reliable energy — but environmentalists warn it could unleash a carbon-heavy disaster, while APA Group eyes 2029 construction with federal and territorial approvals still pending.

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