If the purpose of a Brisbane bakery’s decision to ditch the crucifix symbol and rename “hot cross buns” is to snub Christianity, then the woke who support it should ignore the public holiday and get rid of anything to do with Easter and religion, writes Kylie Lang.
One of Brisbane’s most familiar voices of breakfast radio has announced she is leaving the airwaves after more than 11 years.
A group of influential Churchie old boys is seeking a private meeting with the new chair of the elite school’s council, amid concerns of interference by the Anglican Church.
Prestigious Brisbane school Churchie is facing growing complaints of discrimination and mistreatment of children with learning disabilities.
Australia can expect an extra 650,000 migrants this financial year and next, boosting the number of residents by 900,000 – but where are these people going to sleep, asks Kylie Lang.
The chair of the elite Churchie school in Brisbane has quit, and another member departed soon after, with a high-profile Queensland identity already named as his replacement.
A third-generation Churchie old boy has written a scathing letter to its council claiming the prestigious East Brisbane boys’ school has a practice of excluding children with learning difficulties or poor academic records.
Parents of prestigious Brisbane boys’ school Churchie are lobbying the Anglican Church not to renew the contract of its controversial headmaster.
There are calls for an investigation after birds and other animals have died due to suspected poisoning in Brisbane’s north.
Queensland is bracing for a return to pre-pandemic levels of diseases as travellers bring in potentially deadly infections from overseas.
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