Teen singer who conquered the world from her Brisbane home
This young Brisbane singer-songwriter might be the daughter of a celebrity chef and granddaughter of an acclaimed cabaret singer, but she’s conquered New York, and the world, all by herself.
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‘This sh-t is real’: Mum’s plea as daughter, 8, suffers Covid-19
A Brisbane mum quarantining in hospital with her Covid-positive eight-year-old daughter has made a heartfelt plea to Queenslanders as she and her husband also fight the highly infectious Delta variant.
Infected: Brisbane Grammar cluster cases attended sports training
An urgent quarantine order has been issued to the Brisbane Grammar School community after principal reveals positive cases attended group sports training while infectious.
Another student positive, three new schools caught in Covid net
Another Queensland student has tested positive to Covid-19 and three more schools have become embroiled in an escalating Brisbane Delta outbreak that has swelled to more than 60 cases.
Bullying claims as Covid students targeted for virus spread
Children at a Brisbane school caught up in the city’s latest Covid-19 have allegedly been caught bullying fellow students struck down with the virus, with the principal warning against a ‘blame game’.
‘I am done’: Muso slams Aussies holding out on jabs
Prominent Australian musician Clare Bowditch has made an impassioned plea for widespread Covid-19 vaccination, saying her tolerance for those choosing not to get the jab has reached its ‘outer limit’.
Opinion: Cash for vaccines sets a dangerous precedent
The opposition leader’s proposal to pay Australians who get the Covid vaccine $300 is not the smartest move, writes Kylie Lang.
Pollies’ headstart on Covid-19 jab an insult to public
Letting parliamentarians jump the vaccination queue smacks of privilege and adds to the shambles of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout, writes Kylie Lang.
Abuse claim levelled at prestigious Catholic boys’ school
A former student of St Joseph’s Nudgee College is pursuing legal action against the school, claiming he was sexually abused during his time there.
‘Still much to do’: Boys’ school’s coup as crusader accepts invitation
Admitting it “still has much work to do” in the area of child sex abuse, Queensland’s biggest Catholic boys’ college will be the first school visited by Australian of the Year Grace Tame.
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