Laming offers to settle Nine defamation case
Media outlet Nine Network could pay Queensland MP Andrew Laming a six-figure sum if it opts to settle a high-profile defamation case.
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Revealed: Exact date Qld could reach 80 per cent jabbed mark
After the state’s record-breaking 325,000 jabs last week, Courier-Mail analysis can reveal exactly when Queensland could have 80 per cent of the community aged 16 and older fully vaccinated – if these steps are taken.
Police to locked out banana benders: Stop applying for multiple border passes
Police claim border pass approvals are being slowed down because of duplicate applications, yet locked out Queenslanders say applying more than once is the only way to get home.
Qld company chases $1b missile deal
A Queensland-owned business is vying for a $1 billion Defence contract to develop a new hi-tech production facility that would produce guided missiles.
30k more Queenslanders out of work but not counted in jobless figures
Nearly 30,000 Queenslanders left the labour force last month, but will not be counted in unemployment figures due to a technicality.
Plan to build QLD’s largest hydrogen plant gets underway
Queensland’s largest renewable hydrogen plant could be built near Gladstone, under a plan by the state’s main electricity generator and a consortium of private backers.
Queenslanders over 60 now eligible for Pfizer as no new cases recorded
Queenslanders aged 60 and older will be able to get the Pfizer jab from state-run jab hubs from this weekend. It comes as no new community-acquired cases of Covid were recorded overnight.
Teens rush to get jab as over-60s blocked from Pfizer
Queensland teens have rushed to receive Covid-19 jabs for the first time this week, with thousands vaccinated, but experts are questioning why over-60s aren’t being given a choice of vaccine now there’s no issue with supply.
How Queensland researchers are preparing for the next pandemic
This University of Queensland team have been tasked with preparing to “pandemic-proof” the nation, despite not knowing what the next viral pandemic will look like or when it will hit.
Why fruit and veggie prices are skyrocketing
The price you’re paying for fruit and vegetables is going up and is unlikely to drop for quite some time. Here’s what is going on.
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