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Life after detention: The hidden trauma signs still haunting Bilo girls
After a David and Goliath battle, the Tamil family are settling back into their ‘dream’ life in the Queensland town of Biloela but the years of trauma locked in a detention centre are still heartbreakingly evident for the young children.
20m views: Qld actor’s cheeky lockdown cartoons go viral
During Covid lockdowns, actor Sam Cotton came up with some funny illustrations of inanimate objects around the home, and have quickly become a TikTok sensation.
Picture captures beautiful moment before yoga mum’s tragic death
The husband of beloved yoga studio owner Lauren Verona, who died just hours after delivering their daughter at their Sunshine Coast home, has shared a picture of the touching moment Lauren held her tiny bub for the first time.
Qld’s Insta-famous ‘sewist’ making sewing cool again
With 60,000 Instagram followers, Gold Coast ‘sewist’ Daisy Braid is determined to make sewing cool again.
Jack to Sophie: Near-fatal crash behind Brisbane woman’s gender change
A near-death motorcycle accident changed Sophie Fraser’s life in more ways than one.
‘Missiles exploding everywhere’: Boy soldier’s tale of Ukraine devastation
A child soldier forced to brandish an AK-47 at age 12, and a refugee displaced by war, Brisbane’s Ayik Chut knows the reality of conflict and has revealed the awful scenes he encountered when he travelled to Ukraine to help its embattled people.
‘My soul suffocated’: The moment Dinesh Palipana realised he had been paralysed
After Dinesh Palipana was in a terrible car accident, he tried to open the car door to escape and realised he couldn’t. Now an ED doctor, he has opened up about that moment and how it transformed his life – for the better.
Voting opens for People’s Choice Queensland Book of the Year
Eight finalists are in the mix to take out the $10,000 people’s choice prize as part of the Queensland Literary Awards, with voting now open.
Vote now: The Courier-Mail People’s Choice Queensland Book of the Year Award
Authors of a debut novel about raising two teenagers with autism and a memoir about growing up in an Egyptian Muslim family are among eight finalists in The Courier-Mail People’s Choice Queensland Book of the Year Award, part of the Queensland Literary Awards.
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