‘Boobie brigade’ raises $1.7m for breast cancer
Not even Cyclone Alfred could stop Queenslanders, who turned streets pink and raised $1.7m for breast cancer research and care, proving resilience has weathered the storm.
Not even Cyclone Alfred could stop Queenslanders, who turned streets pink and raised $1.7m for breast cancer research and care, proving resilience has weathered the storm.
The parents of a 15-year-old who took her own life want closer scrutiny of chroming, fearing critical evidence of inhalant abuse is being overlooked.
An Olympic whitewater centre faces growing backlash after a 100-Day Infrastructure Review raised financial, environmental, and transport concerns, prompting a former MP to lash out.
The federal budget failed to add funding for the Redland Hospital expansion and curbed allocations for mobile phone infrastructure hit hard by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Redland will host the canoe slalom at Brisbane 2032 Olympics, but fierce community backlash persists over the $100 million whitewater venue, with legal and environmental battles looming.
Logan City Council is auctioning 55 impounded vehicles today, from luxury Audis and BMWs to burnt-out wrecks, hoping to raise $100,000. HERE’S WHERE
A busy Logan medical practice has been forced to turn away elderly patients wanting the free flu vaccine because doctors cannot order the free doses.
A North Stradbroke Island Indigenous elder’s call for the island’s main Indigenous governing body to be put into administration has been rejected.
Specialist doctors and medics have been praised for saving another young life after a critically ill newborn was urgently flown from her home.
A crucial crime-busting taskforce will be pulled from Logan, a busy southside policing district, despite a significant 5 per cent police staffing shortage and a disturbing trend in violent crime.
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