Two girls reported missing in past few days

Good morning and welcome to Brisbane Times’ news blog for Thursday, November 13. Today will be cloudy, with a top temperature of 27 degrees.

Here are this morning’s local headlines:

The developer tasked with bringing life to the site of the former Toombul Shopping Centre says it is in the process of selling the property.

State school teachers have been left bewildered by a pay bump awarded to some in their ranks ahead of after-school rallies this week, as the union moved forward with plans for a second strike.

Proponents of a $1 billion central Queensland wind farm proposal rejected by Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie say they will try again under the Crisafulli government’s updated application scheme.

A top restaurateur has reignited the debate over closing times in Brisbane. But here’s the real problem with the city’s current idea of a night-time economy.

Artists Thelma Plum and Keli Holiday are the faces of a new campaign aimed at getting Australians to diversify their streaming algorithms by playing home-grown performers.

A young girl who saw a Queensland woman fatally stabbed during a carjacking and rushed to get help has recalled the devastating impact on her life and how she struggles to sleep.

Children possibly as young as 10 are frequently locked alone in cells or rooms without basic facilities in Queensland’s youth detention centres – sometimes for days at a time – a report has found.