Reforms to early childhood education in the wake of the alleged, horrific abuse of 91 girls by a child care worker will be discussed as education ministers meet in Hobart on Thursday.
The lucrative amounts of coal royalties netted by the Queensland government are set to fall as coal prices drop below controversial high-tax thresholds.
Long waits for Home Care packages in Queensland are putting more strain on the aged care industry which is already struggling with worker shortages.
Meet the Queensland entrepreneur determined to make dating apps a safer place by ridding them of predators and scammers.
A growing threat to Queensland’s oceans have been described as “industrial scale killing machines”, as discarded, kilometres-long “ghost nets” are being found off the state’s coast.
With a two-week sprint until the referendum, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says there is still time to change minds in Queensland about the Voice.
The first instance of AI-generated sexually explicit content produced by students to bully others has already been reported but experts fear it’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Bringing back the petrol tax cut should be considered as prices at the bowser hit new heights, MPs are calling for while hip pocket pain continues to grow.
Artificial intelligence, trade with Asia and renewable energy will be needed to save and reinvigorate regional Queensland towns, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says.
An LNP senator has demanded more dams for Queensland after the federal Treasurer warned off a looming climate emergency.
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