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‘Belongs on the scrap heap’: QBCC doesn’t know how to use its power
The pathetically low number of problem tradies being sanctioned by the Queensland Building and Construction Commission is just one indication that the regulatory body is broken and belongs on the scrap heap, writes Kylie Lang.
Staff wanted: Grey army urged to come out of retirement for specialist role
An Italian pasta chain is calling for new staff to solve a Covid-19 dilemma – the only catch is you have to be over the age of 65 and preferably a nonna.
Decades of neglect put aged care at mercy of Covid-19 tsunami
Both Coalition and Labor governments have failed to deliver on desperately needed aged care reforms, with the Jeta Gardens facility an indictment of a system advocates say is “horrendous”.
‘Doom is waiting’: The little boy trapped in newborn body
Told their little boy likely wouldn’t live past his first birthday, five-year-old Kyran has defied the odds. But his family know he’s just ‘one hospital stop away from the end’ as he battles a rare genetic disorder.
‘Let me reveal the truth’: Fourth integrity whistleblower’s explosive claims
A former senior public official is demanding a proper integrity inquiry into the Palaszczuk government so she can reveal the truth, claiming she was made a scapegoat for exposing flaws in the justice system, including a serious offender escaping detention.
‘Caught short’: Jeta Gardens boss’ stunning admission amid fury at deadly outbreak
The boss of an ill-prepared aged care facility at the centre of Queensland’s most deadly Covid outbreak has made a stunning admission amid fury from families who claim they were ‘lied to’.
Read the room PM, we don’t want this ‘dangerous’ bill
After the absolute fiasco at a private Brisbane school this week it is time for the Prime Minister to take an axe to his government’s Religious Discrimination Bill, writes Kylie Lang. VOTE IN THE POLL
Tributes flow for beloved Brisbane Boys’ College teacher
A veteran teacher at one of Brisbane’s top boys’ schools has been remembered as an outstanding educator who inspired love and respect.
‘RIP sir’: Elite school in mourning for popular maths teacher
An elite Brisbane school is mourning one of its longest-serving and most popular teachers, who died after a long illness.
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