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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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Medicine costs soar in major metro hubs

Residents living just outside of Brisbane are being forced to pay more than double for prescription medications – with two regions faring worse than others. FIND OUT HOW MUCH EXTRA YOU ARE BEING CHARGED

HyperLocal

5-year-old twins Zoe and Ella Kirchner, Raceview, enjoying their first ever Ekka Strawberry Sundae. Pics Tara Croser.

What public holiday today?

While the beef industry mourned this week’s suspension of the EKKA, one long-time cattle exhibitor and agricultural scientist used the hiatus to start a new career. TODAY IS A PUBLIC HOLIDAY. FIND OUT WHERE

Logan

Big lotto win for ‘Gold’ syndicate

Eight Woodridge residents are ready to start new lives after discovering their 30-year-old syndicate, aptly named ‘Gold’, won division one in the weekend’s Saturday Gold Lotto draw.

QLD Coronavirus News

COVID clinic closes after testing negative for patients

A COVID drive-through centre at a popular Brisbane southside shopping centre has shut up shop after a lack of patients.

Logan

‘We won’t be beaten’: Barbershop Boys fight back after fire

A group of barbers, whose two-week-old business was gutted by fire, has vowed to rebuild their shop to clean up the neighbourhood frequented by drug addicts and homeless.

Logan

890 jobs up for grabs: How you can get a job today

An online employment fair will connects jobseekers with local employers in the Brisbane and Logan areas, with almost 900 jobs up for grabs.

Logan

Shock over bank’s sudden closure

A southeast town, battling a high vacancy rate, has been left reeling after the sudden closure of a major bank, the second in a matter of months.

Logan

Winter spectacle as Rogue Raid hits Logan roads

From water to roads to bush tracks, the rescheduled Rogue Raid endurance competition kicks off this month and is worth checking out to see some amazing physical feats and beautiful scenery.

Logan

General view of the fireworks over sideshow alley at the Queensland Royal Exhibition Show, known as the EKKA, in Brisbane, Wednesday, August 16, 2017. (AAP Image/Steve Pohlner)

Show must go on … fireworks herald new era for cattle lover

As the cattle industry mourns the suspension of the Ekka, one agricultural scientist will be looking upwards to watch tonight’s fireworks and prepare for a new career. WHERE TO GET A STRAWBERRY SUNDAE IN LOGAN

Redlands Coast

Your vote’s in the mail: Redland seeks control of elections

A southeast council, fed up with paying for shoddy elections, is hoping to push the state government into allowing it to conduct its own polls in a first step towards postal voting at the local level.

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