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Kylie LangAssociate Editor

Kylie Lang is a multi-award-winning journalist who covers a range of issues as The Courier-Mail’s associate editor. Her compelling articles are powerfully written while her thought-provoking opinion columns go straight to the heart of society sentiment.

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Unfathomable atrocity: You can’t always blame the parents

No matter how well we think we parent, there are no guarantee how our kids are going to turn out, writes Kylie Lang.

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Brendan Luxton lost his life earlier this year after returning to Australia from New Zealand- He is immediately taken to the Marriott Hotel in Queen Street for quarantine in room 2312 on July 2nd 2020. His family facetimes and texts throughout the day and Brendan is feeling positive and excited about his fresh start back in Brisbane. “Next 2 weeks …. opportunity for deep soul searching on what to do with my life. Wonderful to be home,” Brendan died July 17th 2020 Picture Supplied

Alarming witness claim must be probed with urgency

OPINION: Shocking witness claims of a cover-up in the case of Brendan Luxton, who suicided after a hotel quarantine fiasco, must be thoroughly investigated, writes Kylie Lang.

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Alleged cover-up in relation to an investigation into the death of Brendan Luxton in hotel quarantine.

‘Failed at every level’: Fears of cover-up as quarantine suicide inquest reveals blunders

An army officer has accused Queensland Health of pressuring her to give false evidence to a coroner’s investigation into the hotel quarantine suicide of a childhood friend of Annastacia Palaszczuk.

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Marita Corbett sister of Brendan Luxton who committed suicide after he was locked in hotel quarantine alongside husband John Corbett. Picture: Zak Simmonds

Dear Premier, when will you meet with us?

The family of Brendan Luxton, who died after leaving hotel quarantine in Queensland in July 2020, say an inquest into his death revealed ‘shambolic’ processes during his stay.

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Taylor Momsen and Jim Carrey in a scene from the movie How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Supplied by DreamWorks.

Why Qld school Christmas ban is grinch-like nonsense

Australia is a predominantly Christian nation, so a ban on Queensland state schools holding yuletide classroom festivities is definitely not in the Christmas spirit, writes Kylie Lang.

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Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and her boyfriend Dr Reza Adib on the Logies red carpet. Picture: 7 News

‘He’s not the first man of Qld’: Time for Palaszczuk’s love bubble to burst

A comment made by Premier Annastacia Palasczuk about her doctor beau at a recent opening shows she’s not listening to advice, writes Kylie Lang.

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‘Enough is enough’: Fight for the truth over famed sand crab lasagne

Imitation might be the greatest form of flattery, but one Brisbane chef is claiming it’s “just rude”. HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN

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Famous French chef, divorce and $100k owed to ‘shattered’ staff

A famous French chef’s company owes $100,000 in unpaid superannuation to staff after its Brisbane restaurant closed.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 21, 2022: Queensland Attorney General Shannon Fentiman during a press conference in Brisbane. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Tertius Pickard

Government downplays landmark rape reforms

Something momentous happened on Monday, something campaigners against sexual violence towards women have been demanding for ages. But the state government didn’t address it until two days later, writes Kylie Lang.

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Elementary classroom setting with tired or frustrated teacher holding her head. She's sitting in front of an chalkboard with ABC

Police, teachers pay for government ineptitude

With youth crime and violence out of control, it is no wonder young police officers and teachers are leaving these vital professions in droves, writes Kylie Lang.

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