OPINION: Pets do not exist for our amusement, or to be exploited for social media notoriety. It’s a message that may need repeating in the wake of a recent crocodile attack in Queensland’s far north, writes Kylie Lang.
The use of the word “harvest” by a Brisbane church member, referring to the hundreds of children it could “disciple” for the Lord, is a blatant abuse of influence, writes Kylie Lang.
Bob Irwin, renowned conservationist and father of Steve Irwin, has launched a blistering attack on the owner of a dog mauled to death by a monster crocodile in Far North Queensland.
The principal of elite Gold Coast school Saint Stephen’s College has sensationally resigned amid claims of a “psychologically unsafe workplace”.
OPINION: A move by Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk to cancel the traditional Cabinet Christmas party – which last year cost taxpayers $64,000 and included personal friends on the invite list – would have sent an important message to Queenslanders, writes Kylie Lang.
A move to dim the bragging rights of brazen juveniles by forcing social media platforms to take action on posts depicting crime is welcome, but may prove as hard to police as our youth criminals, writes Kylie Lang.
Where do the innocent get locked up while the guilty walk freely? Only right here in Queensland, writes Kylie Lang.
Why are Queensland’s government ministers routinely found lacking, and why do they say one thing but do another – or do nothing at all, wonders Kylie Lang.
More than three years after she was told she had six months to live, Queensland nurse Jo Boon is determined to ‘keep fighting’, raising money to help others struck down with the same deadly condition.
She was the neat freak who spawned a multimillion-dollar empire with her decluttering philosophy. Then along came kids.
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