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Judith KerrDigital reporter and editor

Judith Kerr is a digital reporter and editor with News Corp’s Quest and files stories and videos for The Courier-Mail. Judith has been a reporter in London, Bangkok and Hong Kong, working as a business reporter. Since returning to Australia, she has been business editor at The Townsville Bulletin; a features sub-editor at The Courier-Mail and a sub-editor for The Age and Herald Sun in Melbourne. She has also worked for local community newspapers.

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Logan

Cuts to JobKeeper set to hit thousands

Tens of thousands of workers will be affected when the Federal Government cuts its pares back JobKeeper next week. This is what the payments will look like.

Logan

Fire destroys school holiday plans

School holiday plans for a Greenbank family have gone up in smoke after a fire gutted their home this morning.

Logan

$15m for driving lessons for young jobseekers

A massive $15 million funding boost will put thousands of indigenous and underprivileged young jobseekers on the road to getting work.

Logan

Judgment day looms for sacked Logan CEO

The wait to find out if sacked Logan City Council chief executive Sharon Kelsey will be returned to her post is coming to a close after the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission finalised the case and is poised to hand down its judgment.

Logan

Location of the proposed Coomera Connector road at Eagleby Road, Eagleby, Thursday, October 10, 2019 (AAP Image/Richard Walker)

‘We want answers before the election’

Residents of a small community in the path of a proposed second M1 have called for details about the road’s northern section after a massive funding announcement was made yesterday.

Logan

Paralysed man’s plea for sons to visit hospital

A young father, hospitalised after he was paralysed in a freak dirt bike accident last month, is begging for COVID laws to be relaxed so he can see his two young sons.

Redlands Coast

Free beachfront land for Straddie’s poorest

Some of the poorest people on North Stradbroke Island will be given land at the island’s most exclusive address as part of a native title rezoning deal finalised this week.

Redlands Coast

Solar powered bus charges into Capalaba’s ‘Electric Avenue’ depot

A Capalaba bus station is being dubbed southeast Queensland’s ‘Electric Avenue’ after a massive wall of solar-powered batteries built to charge the latest state-of-the-art buses.

Logan

Aust’s first COVID container classroom opens

Engineers have transformed a shipping container into a hi-tech isolation chamber which students at a southside school are using for COVID medical training.

Logan

Residents have put up signs to let people know where the Coomera Connector will run.

Coomera Connector: ‘Hundreds depend on this decision’

Transport Minister Mark Bailey is under fire from residents of a Brisbane southside suburb which is in danger of being bulldozed to make way for a six-lane highway.

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