Steven Miles should be ashamed of his small thinking when business heavyweights, Olympic greats and cultural visionaries can all see what’s needed, writes Kylie Lang. If the big picture is beyond him, he should defer to those who get it.
We should be very worried about the toxic ills of social media on today’s children – for selfish reasons.
Conservatives and more liberal groups have clashed over the decision to allow pill testing to take place at a Queensland music festival this weekend. Here, our writers put a foot in each camp, making their arguments for and against the operation.
The mass exodus of staff from an elite Brisbane girls’ school is taking an alarming toll on the health and wellbeing of students, parents claim.
An “alarming rate of resignations” at the $28,000-a-year St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School is being blamed on a toxic culture that’s sparked a vote of no confidence in the principal.
She’s outfitted current and former governors-general and even a Queensland premier but a renowned fashion designer is set to retire and move interstate to reignite an old passion.
Dangerous amounts of muddy sludge are contaminating the once pristine waters off popular Moreton Bay with experts warning of health risks to swimmers and marine life.
The iconic 1889-built Brekky Creek Hotel is under threat from developers, with an “overbearing” 199-unit residential tower feared to “impact the viability” of the Brisbane landmark.
Steven Miles has made us a laughing stock on the world stage, and his opposite number has hardly inspired, writes Kylie Lang.
Former Labor candidate Ali France has shared a beautiful tribute to her son Henry, saying he was “the very definition of courageous” in the latest of two tragedies to rock her family.
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