In detail: What ‘net zero’ deal means for you
A number of Queensland cities are set to capitalise on the federal government’s plan to hit net zero emissions by 2050. Here’s what it means for you.
A number of Queensland cities are set to capitalise on the federal government’s plan to hit net zero emissions by 2050. Here’s what it means for you.
Queensland Health has responded to questions around a Gympie truck driver who has tested positive in New South Wales, and why no potential exposure sites have been declared in the Gympie region.
Queensland has recorded two new local Covid cases, including an unvaccinated 17-year-old on the Gold Coast linked to linked to a worrying new cluster at Tweed Heads.
Despite latest data shows a regional vaccine blitz has bumped vaccination rates in key towns, two in every three council areas are still lagging behind the state average on Covid-19 protection. FIND OUT WHERE
Complaints lodged with the council watchdog should cost $200 each to deter whingers under a proposal to be debated this week.
A last ditch bid to secure compo for local taxi licence holders is underway, with political heavyweights Bob Katter and Pauline Hanson vowing to pile the pressure on the state government.
Councils fear they may have to permanently lower speed limits or close roads to avoid being sued after a motorcyclist who hit a pothole and crashed secured a six-figure payout in court.
Queensland’s vaccination rate is lagging so far behind the rest of the country there are fears international travel to the state could be delayed. VOTE IN OUR POLL
The Nationals have backed Scott Morrison’s net zero 2050 plan, with the condition that safeguards for regional communities and jobs remain in place.
As the nationals meet to discuss net zero, deputy leader David Littleproud has all but ruled out that a domestic nuclear power industry is the key feature of his party’s deal to get the PM’s plan over the line.
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