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Natalie Bochenski

Natalie Bochenski

Natalie Bochenski is a one-time Brisbane Times journalist, best known for her pop culture recaps, as well a writer, producer and performer.

Residents of Spring Hill live among the ridgelines of Gregory Terrace, St Paul’s Terrace, Wickham Terrace and Leichhardt Street.

Residents are appalled by the plans for our suburb. We may be sentimental, but we’re not stupid

The subject of this week’s Life in the ’burbs story is a shabby-chic pocket of character homes and character people – loomed over by a future stadium.

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Li Cunxin. Photo: Eduardo Vieira

Footlights are back on but Brisbane’s theatre scene still faces challenges

A year after live shows were shut down by the spread of COVID-19, the River City is positively heaving with performing arts.

  • Natalie Bochenski
Footy fever has had an impact on the property market.

Auction clearance rates set to bounce back as footy fever eases

Home auctions are bouncing back after coming to a near-standstill during the footy finals.

  • Natalie Bochenski
The Night King from Game of Thrones and the Paramonovius night king.

How the Night King turned up in WA

He may have been vanquished from the north of Westeros, but the Night King has turned up in the west of Australia.

  • Natalie Bochenski
Supporters of a Tamil family snatched from the central Queensland town of Biloela hold a rally outside Peter Dutton's electorate office at Strathpine in Brisbane's north.

Rallies for Queensland Tamil family held around Australia

The Home to Bilo campaign protested outside Home Affairs Minister Petter Dutton's electorate office in Brisbane, as well as in Gladstone, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.

  • Natalie Bochenski
Four Brisbane men competing in the Redbull Billycart Race in Sydney in November have taken inspiration from the 1984 classic movie Ghostbusters.

Brisbane billycarters answer question "Who you gonna call?"

Four Brisbane men hope their love of motorsports and classic 1980s movies will help propel them to victory in a nationwide billycart race.

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If Tyrion loses his head, we will lose ours!

Game of Thrones inspires a stable of good names for racehorses

More than a dozen racehorses in Australia have been named after the hit TV show Game of Thrones.

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With school holidays in progress and summer swimming almost here, parents are being reminded to ensure safety of children around pools.

Gold Coast toddler rescued after near-drowning

Boy, 3, found submerged in Surfers Paradise pool.

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Starbucks coffee.

Barista loses negligence case against Starbucks after injuring knee at work

A Brisbane barista who sued Starbucks over a knee injury allegedly suffered at work has had her case for damages dismissed by the District Court.

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Professor Debra Anderson, pictured on the left and Amanda McGuire, who is a registered nurse and QUT researcher, have developed a virtual way of interaction to help women under 40 improve their health post cancer.

Virtual nurses to help young female cancer survivors

QUT is seeking women younger than 40 recovering from cancer to trial an online counselling and support system.

  • Natalie Bochenski