Nation’s sixth coronavirus death, Qld cases rise to 94
Queensland now has 94 cases of coronavirus, up from 78 yesterday, with the State Government opening more laboratories for testing to allow quicker turnaround times for results.
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Mental anguish lives on year after catastrophic flood disaster
The water may have subsided but the emotional anguish of last year’s flood disaster remains, with a worker at the front line saying a “flurry” of people had needed support recently.
Call for tourism boost as $3.6m Straddie project delayed
Construction of a long-awaited North Stradbroke Island tourism project has suffered a delay, with calls to boost visitor numbers to the island after sandmining was forced to end late last year.
Proposed reforms may make pet-friendly renting easier
Proposed reforms would prohibit house owners from refusing pet applications for rentals.
‘Misogynistic dinosaur’ claim just a ‘nepotism’ distraction
KAWANA MP Jarrod Bleijie has laughed at Industrial Relations Minister Grace Grace’s claims he is a “misogynistic dinosaur”
Cash splash on Great Barrier Reef islands
A $25 million cash injection is promising to revive Queensland’s world famous islands, in a bid to boost tourism while protecting the environment.
Katter party eyes seat of Mirani
Robbie ready to woo One Nation MP
Former MP Leanne Donaldson named as driver in train crash
FORMER Member for Bundaberg Leanne Donaldson was the driver who crashed into a cane train on Friday, The Sunday Mail is reporting.
BACKLASH: How hate is affecting Scots students that remain
‘THESE kids are too ashamed to wear their uniforms down the street’ – parents and ex-students speak up about aftermath of Dolly Everett’s tragic death.
Calls for kids to get a bit of cents
YOUNG Queenslanders are relying heavily on credit cards, with experts calling for greater “financial literacy” to be taught in schools.
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