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Isabella Magee is a journalist and Diabetes QLD, NSW, and ACT Ambassador. She is also a JDRF Mentor and Advocate. Isabella is passionate about education, helping people, raising awareness and health. Facebook/Instagram/LinkedIn/Twitter: @isabellagmagee

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QLD Coronavirus News

Queensland Police Mounted Unit patrolling New Farm Park during coronavirus restrictions, Saturday, May 2, 2020 - Picture: Richard Walker

Police blitz southeast as residents lap up freedom

A heavy police presence is being felt as Queenslanders flock to rivers, parks and beaches today, hours after COVID-19 restrictions were eased overnight.

Police & Courts

Police are looking for this man. Picture: Queensland Police Service

Pics released as police investigate alleged assault

Police are asking for help finding a man they say might be able to assist with an investigation of an alleged sexual assault.

Early Education

Kids Coronavirus.Six kids at preschool for story about how kids have handled changes to life because of coronvairus.L-R: Cameron McKelson, 4, Ariana Devine, 4, George Hassan, 4, Meliah Zanoni, 4, Carter Wiffen, 4, and Abigail Parkinson, 3.Picture: NIGEL HALLETT

How Generation Iso is equipped for life

Their parents and grandparents have seen nothing like it in their lifetimes, and for these kids the coronavirus pandemic will steel them for their own future.

QLD News

People stand outside their homes at dawn to commemorate Anzac Day in Brisbane, Saturday, April 25, 2019. Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance to commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand service men and women. Due to COVID-19 restrictions marches and commemorative services have been banned for the first time in more than a century. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING

Brisbane, Gold Coast stand apart, as one for Anzac Day

People in Brisbane, on the Gold Coast and across southeast Queensland have stood apart, together to pay their respects on an Anzac Day unlike any other. SEE THE PICTURES

QLD Coronavirus News

Gwen Sandall (81) posing at her home at 39 Jeffcott Street, Wavell Heights, Brisbane, 22nd of April 2020. (AAP Image/Attila Csaszar)

Virus delivers shock new hidden blow for the elderly

Anxious doctors have revealed their concerns that a new impact of the COVID-19 virus is likely blow out to crippling levels for Queensland’s elderly who are already battling with the public health crisis of loneliness due to quarantine restrictions.

Police & Courts

Man on multiple charges after amber alert

A man has been charged after allegedly assaulting a woman and taking a baby girl from a home north of Brisbane.

Education

Year 12 St Rita's student Charlotte Quodling at home in her study environment during coronavirus.She is also concerned that Schoolies is not going to happen this year.14th April 2020 Wavell Heights AAP Image/Richard Gosling

One thing after another: Year 12s’ latest blow

News that Schoolies will be cancelled this year is only the latest blow to the state’s Year 12 students, whose final year has been up-ended by coronavirus.

QLD Coronavirus News

A police officer stops a driver at a checkpoint at Coolangatta on the Queensland - New South Wales border, Thursday, April 9, 2020. The Queensland Government is introducing new border control measures effective Friday where Queenslander residents crossing the border back into Queensland will also now need a permit. (AAP Image/Dave Hunt) NO ARCHIVING

Travellers turned back as police tighten border controls

Police have intercepted non-essential travellers and a ‘disappointing’ number of speeding vehicles at the Qld border today, following new and intensified travel restrictions.

VideoPolice & Courts

Two young boys have led police on a high speed police chase across the Sunshine Coast today ending in Dicky Beach.

Juveniles charged after eight police cars smashed

Two boys, aged 12 and 18, have been charged after eight police vehicles were damaged in a high-speed pursuit on the Sunshine Coast.

QLD Coronavirus News

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk gestures as she speaks during a press conference at Parliament House in Brisbane, Wednesday, April 8, 2020. The press conference addressed issues relating to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING

‘Really sorry’: $151m Budget surplus gone

In a wide-ranging interview, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has revealed her promised $151 million State Budget surplus has disappeared due to the coronavirus crisis, alongside when she’ll announce Queensland’s term two schooling plans.

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