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Thursday 3 September 2026

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Brisbane morning briefing

Brisbane schools try to cut the parent-info noise

Good morning, Brisbane. A chilly 12 degrees and overcast out there, so here's something to read with your coffee.

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12C, Overcast

Top stories

  1. How often should schools contact families? These schools might know

    Parents and schools face a maze of apps, emails and newsletters, and some Brisbane schools are trying to cut the noise and bring parents closer to the classroom.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  2. Rain wreaks havoc yet again on de Minaur’s lightning start to US Open

    Alex de Minaur finally made it onto the court in New York after his first-round match was postponed, before the bucketing rain prompted another delay.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  3. ASX set to rise as Wall Street climbs; Oil steadies

    US stocks rose on Wall Street as gains by big technology companies and relatively steady oil prices and bond yields helped lift the market after a downbeat start to the week, with the ASX set to rise.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  4. The common heart attack symptom many women ignore

    Women are more likely than men to experience a range of warning signs in the days and weeks leading up to a heart attack, but many ignore this symptom.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  5. The 30 best movies to stream on SBS On Demand right now

    The best movies to stream on SBS On Demand right now include international titles such as Anatomy of a Fall and The Handmaiden, indie hit Aftersun, and cult classics The Big Lebowski and Gone Girl.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

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