Elite schools on Budget chopping block
TWO of Brisbane’s elite schools are set to lose more than $2.2 million under the Government’s education budget.
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One Nation denies ‘conflict of interest’
MORE than $10,000 in taxpayer cash has been paid to the printing business of Pauline Hanson’s chief-of-staff James Ashby since One Nation stormed to office last year.
Development to help fix Hervey Bay’s dismal dole rating
Hervey Bay Chamber of Commerce president Sandra Holebrook said there was definitely hope for those looking for employment.
Australia first, or PM turns off gas
AUSSIES will no longer play second fiddle to overseas gas markets under a radical new plan to safeguard domestic supply.
Our dole hotspots worst in the nation
TWO regional Queensland cities have more people on the dole than any other area in Australia, but a federal MP says some people are snubbing the work on offer.
Hanson slammed over London comments
PAULINE Hanson is copping flak for trying to take political advantage of the London terror attack, but Bob Katter has made an even more astounding claim.
Fears jihadis’ kids will head for Australia
SEVENTY children of Australian jihadis are now in Syria and Iraq and there are fears authorities may struggle with their future attempts to return home.
Joyce faces off with state over project
IT’S a vital Queensland project first flagged during the Beattie era. Now Barnaby Joyce says the State Government is the only thing standing in its way.
Christensen gets coy on Turnbull
CONTROVERSIAL MP George Christensen isn’t intending to leave the LNP, but his answer to whether Malcolm Turnbull was the man to ‘right the ship’ spoke volumes.
Turnbull an ‘Aussie gold digger’: Kiwi MP
A POPULIST Kiwi MP has savaged Malcolm Turnbull online, souring the Prime Minister’s otherwise perfectly lovely whirlwind tour of New Zealand.
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