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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

School to open despite worker getting COVID

Students at a Springwood high school have been told school will open as usual on Monday after a contractor working at the school tested positive for coronavirus.

Logan

Truck driver charged over fatal hit on Beenleigh street

Police have charged a 47-year-old Helensvale man over the death of Aaron Young, who was hit by a truck and killed on a Beenleigh street in May.

Logan

Jobs bonanza as industrial hub takes shape in Logan

A massive industrial estate in the heart of Logan has been touted as a job bonanza with expectations it will create up to 6000 positions as businesses open up at the currently vacant site.

Logan

Shelves cleared after needles found in strawberries

Police are investigating after two needles were found in strawberries sold at a Woolworths store south of Brisbane.

Logan

Tell council how to improve

Logan City Council is developing new ways to better engage with its customers and the community.

Logan

Booyah Boys’ success eclipses minister’s bail house blues

Youth bail houses and the number of additional police on the beat were not on the agenda when Police Minister Mark Ryan made a pre-election visit to one of the southside’s busiest police districts on Thursday to congratulate eight boys.

Logan

Revealed: How Brisbane man avoided toll fines for three years

A Brisbane man, who has escaped paying fees on the state’s toll roads for three years, has revealed his secret as hundreds join a class action against the road charges. READ HIS LEGAL LETTERS

Logan

Three dead eagles trigger crab pot warning of $40k fines

A crabber, whose crab pots have netted and killed three eagles who died drowning slow and painful deaths, could face fines of nearly $40,000. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES AND VIDEO

Logan

COVID fears as abattoir staff ‘forced to re-use gloves’

Staff at a southside abattoir say they fear catching the coronavirus because they have limited access to protective gloves, with claims many were forced to use the same disposable gloves for an entire eight-hour shift, while some staff had none at all.

Logan

Where carpark thieves will be hit with $533 parking fines

Queensland motorists who “steal” disabled carparks will be slugged with massive fines, as penalties increase to some of the highest seen nationwide.

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