Agreeing with Dutton on Welcome to Country doesn’t make you racist
Welcome to Country ceremonies have become more divisive than conciliatory and Australians have made their feelings clear, writes Kylie Lang.
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Kid crims learning Premier’s laws are out to get them
For too long, bleeding heart magistrates have just slapped the wrists of repeat offenders, but now they’re waking up with the backing of tough new laws, and word is spreading where it matters most, writes Kylie Lang.
Poet and they didn’t know it: How mates made a name for Rupert
Rupert McCall is a household name in Queensland as one of Australia’s most celebrated contemporary poets. But it’s not the name he was born with. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS
Steven Miles’ sledging of Premier as ‘lazy’ is laughable and wrong
Queenslanders have made it clear they want a premier who gets on with the job, not one who flexes his “guns” or makes TikTok videos making sandwiches, writes associate editor Kylie Lang.
‘Fake’ health infrastructure plan treated taxpayers like fools again
In Queensland, we have been sold a lie that trivialises the importance of quality health care. The previous Labor government’s $9.8bn health infrastructure plan has been exposed as a fake, writes Kylie Lang.
Brisbane arts scene rocked by festival director’s shock departure
Queensland’s arts and cultural scene has been hit by a curveball following the unexpected departure of director Louise Bezzina from Brisbane Festival.
Education bosses fail test with ‘utterly ridiculous’ three-day week
What’s going on at Education Queensland? Sending kids back to school for three days after a two-week holiday makes no sense at all, writes Kylie Lang. TAKE OUR POLL
Why sad circumstances of actor’s death a lesson for us all
The death of Gene Hackman and his wife – and the subsequent release of photographs revealing the state of their home – is a reminder to all of us to look out for the elderly and the vulnerable in our midst, writes Kylie Lang.
Message to political vandals: Grow a brain
It takes a person with very low intellect to vandalise a politician’s office. There is a thing called an election – and voting is how you voice your opinion, writes Kylie Lang.
Rich or poor, elite or not, Airbnb party chaos is the parents’ fault
It doesn’t matter whether the teens who destroyed a Brisbane Airbnb were from an “elite” school, writes Kylie Lang. Many teens from all backgrounds have a twisted notion of amusement, but it’s more an issue of parenting.
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