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Worried parents demand answers over veteran principal’s shock absence
An “economically privileged” Brisbane school has made a surprise move amid concern among parents over the prolonged absence of its principal.
Premier’s pathetic, weary ‘listening’ line to youth crime crisis
Too many Queenslanders have found out the hard way that youth crime has been allowed to fester and spread like the societal cancer due to a pathetically soft Labor government, writes Kylie Lang.
Extreme lengths high-profile clients will go for Brisbane’s celebrity hairdresser
Politicians, socialites and TV stars – Carole Haddad is hairdresser to Queensland’s elite. She is so beloved, many of her clients are willing to go to extreme lengths for her.
‘Get a move on, Albo’: PM has key to solving nation’s housing crisis
Forget the adage, build it and they will come. Instead, they will come and build it, writes Kylie Lang, who has a message for the Prime Minister.
Marist principal returns as student sexual abuse court case revealed
The principal of an elite Brisbane school has returned to work today as it’s revealed he is caught up in a civil claim relating to historical allegations of student sex abuse.
Manufactured class war no answer to critics of idiotic policy
I’m almost lost for words at the claims and excuses trotted out this week in defence of the state government’s BPIC policy, writes Kylie Lang.
No prizes for guessing why Qld’s project costs are blowing out
Premier Steven Miles appears to be more concerned about rewarding his union mates than getting major projects done on time and in budget, writes Kylie Lang.
Go for bold: Arts icon’s scathing review state’s ‘small’ approach to Games
The man who turned Queensland Ballet into an international powerhouse has called for an end to the war over the 2032 Olympics, urging politicians show courage and “think beyond the Games”.
Ballet icon reveals ‘learned love’ as he enjoys life out of the spotlight
Li Cunxin AO has opened up about his love of a very Queensland pastime and what he has been up to since he retired as Queensland Ballet’s artistic director.
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