Lockdown trauma turns to triumph with double wedding bliss
A Brisbane florist had her wedding reception cancelled then put on ice due to lockdown uncertainty but in the end, love won out, with a little help from a celebrity chef.
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Guess what, life isn’t about the pursuit of happiness
Kids will benefit from knowing the key to a successful life is not happiness, but another important trait, according to a Holocaust survivor.
Mum’s heartbreak: ‘How do I tell my boys I have deadly cancer?”
A devoted mother of young sons has been rocked by a cruel brain cancer diagnosis, but all she wants is to make the most of the time she has left to create lasting memories for her beloved boys.
‘Absolute s***show’: Miners threaten riot over camp lockdown
Angry workers in Covid-19 lockdown at a Northern Territory mine say they are being treated worse than criminals, demanding better food and conditions.
Grammar principal quits in fourth PMSA school resignation
The head of a prestigious southeast Queensland grammar school has quit, becoming the fourth principal in as many years to depart the beleaguered Presbyterian and Methodist Schools’ Association.
Our kids deserve better teachers
To ensure children receive a good education, greater incentives are needed to attract the brightest minds to the profession, writes Kylie Lang.
Former Churchie tutor, doctor on 100 child grooming charges
A former boarding house tutor at Brisbane’s Churchie school is facing more than 100 charges including for child grooming offences that allegedly occurred after he left the college.
In the saddle: Former cycling boss to lead elite schools body
A man who has led cycling groups has been appointed CEO of the Presbyterian and Methodist Schools’ Association, promising to “immerse” himself in the embattled church body.
It’s a travesty we still can’t give dying people a dignified farewell
How is it that after 16 months of this pandemic – and notable cases of family heartbreak – Queensland still has no solution to allow quarantining people one last farewell with their dying relative, asks Kylie Lang. HAVE YOUR SAY IN OUR POLL
Why women can’t ‘just get over it’
The tragic death of a young mum after a battle with perinatal depression highlights why telling sufferers to “just get over it” is both ignorant and unkind, writes Kylie Lang.
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