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Morning PostBrisbane Sunday, 29 March 2026 • Issue #636 |
Mostly sunny, UV index 9.1 ☀️ UV 9.1 • 🌅 Sunset 5:49 PM |
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Good morning! Running influencers are getting injured and experts are speaking out, a Broncos player has been banned from the Valley, and Queensland Ballet is going big with an epic new performance. Here's your Sunday briefing. — Nathan, Editor |
At a Glance 📰 Experts warn against following running influencer advice ⚽ Great and Small: Kindred Creatures + 4 more events ✈️ Travel & Deals: Royal Caribbean Australia cruises: South Pacific and New Zealand from Sydney or Brisbane with kids from $59 per day 🕰️ On this day in 1974: Chinese farmers discovered the Terracotta Army near Xi'an while... |
Today's Brisbane Experts warn against following running influencer adviceOnline discussion has turned to what many see as a spate of fitness influencers getting injured. Experts are now urging runners to 'stay in their lane' and seek proper coaching rather than following social media advice. The trend has sparked debate about the risks of unqualified fitness guidance online. via ABC BrisbaneQueensland Ballet debuts at Glasshouse with epic Verdi performanceA cast of 114 singers, 35 dancers and 67 musicians will flood the zone for Queensland Ballet's ambitious Glasshouse Theatre debut. The company is performing a dance piece set to Verdi's earth-shattering requiem mass. via Brisbane Times |
Around Australia Kennedy beats Gout Gout in epic 200m rematchHistory repeated itself at the Maurie Plant Meet in Melbourne, with Lachlan Kennedy edging out Gout Gout to win the men's 200 metres. It's an identical result to their titanic battle 12 months ago. via ABC NewsFather and son riding Vespa from Australia to ItalyMario and Leonardo are on a 10-month coming-of-age pilgrimage with 'no plan', facing numb butts, fuel challenges and unexpected joys along the way. via The Guardian Australia |
Around the World Iran-backed Houthis join war with attack on Israel — Fears are growing that the Iranian proxy may attack Red Sea shipping, adding to global economic concerns. via BBC World UN slavery ruling energises African Union's reparations fight — The landmark decision describing the slave trade as humanity's gravest crime has boosted momentum for reparatory justice. via The Guardian World |
What's On What's On Every Sunday we feature sport and outdoor activities around Brisbane. FreeGOMA, South Bank, until 16 Aug Bold First Nations storytelling through art showcasing connections between people and animals. FreeBrisbane Powerhouse, New Farm, every Sunday 7am-1pm Brisbane's top-rated market for local produce, growers and specialty food stalls. FreeGOMA, South Bank, until 18 Oct Venice Biennale Golden Lion winner—the first Australian artist to receive the prestigious award. ExhibitionGOMA, South Bank, until 12 Jul Immersive installations including a yellow light room and interactive LEGO city exclusively in Brisbane. FreeMuseum of Brisbane, City Hall, until 30 Jun Over 3,000 items from 30 private collections, from international dolls to rugby league memorabilia. Got an event to share? Let us know → |
Travel & Deals Every Sunday we share a holiday or travel deal worth knowing about. Royal Caribbean is offering up to $850 off select Australian departure cruises aboard Anthem of the Seas (Sydney) and Voyager of the Seas (Brisbane). Itineraries cover South Pacific islands, New Zealand ports, and Airlie Beach with options from weekend breaks to longer multi-port voyages. Kids sail from just $59 per day, plus you can save an additional $150 AUD on 7-night Caribbean repositioning cruises. 💡 Book early to secure saver fares and flexible deposit options - prices rise as departure dates approach and cabins fill up. |
Daily Brainteaser 🧩 What English word has three consecutive double letters?Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition. |
Daily Games 💡 Today's Featured Game Word Ladder 5 steps · ~2 min WILD → TAME Change one letter at a time · Par: 5 steps Yesterday 11 people played · Average: 5.1 steps |
On This Day Anniversary of • Chinese farmers discovered the Terracotta Army near Xi'an while digging a well. (1974) • The Republic of Ireland became the first country to ban smoking in all workplaces. (2004) • The last United States troops withdrew from Vietnam as the Vietnam War wound down. (1973) • Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of espionage for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. (1951) 🎂 Born on this day: Australian supermodel and businesswoman Elle Macpherson (1964), American tennis champion Jennifer Capriati (1976), and New Zealand actress from Xena Lucy Lawless (1968). |
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