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Nomad heads to Gerard’s site on the Gold Coast

Morning, Gold Coast. A clear 15 degrees to start your Monday.

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15C, Clear

Top stories

  1. Sydney dining heavy hitter takes over iconic Gerard’s site

    Sydney dining heavyweight Rebecca Yazbek is bringing Nomad to Queensland, taking over the iconic Gerard's site and adding a third state to her expanding portfolio.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  2. Qld manager sues state over executive’s alleged sexual harassment

    A Queensland marketing manager is suing the state over alleged sexual harassment, accusing high-ranking Justice Department bosses of failing to protect her after she reported an executive's alleged advances.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  3. ‘ATARmaxxing’: The school trend experts say is quashing the creative sector

    Schools across Queensland are scaling back creative offerings in a trend experts say is quashing the creative sector and could leave university graduates struggling to future-proof their jobs.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  4. ASX set to slide as Wall Street retreats; Fed chief talks up inflation fight

    The ASX is set to slide as Wall Street retreats, with the bond market swinging on investor bets that the Federal Reserve may soon hike interest rates to control high inflation.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  5. My suburb is in gridlock during peak hour, but it’s a privilege to be stuck here

    One local columnist embraces their suburb's peak-hour gridlock, calling it a privilege to be stuck amid a vibrant village of parks, restaurants, cinemas and $20m homes.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

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