Govt considers major cash incentive to address critical teacher shortages
The Queensland government is considering subsiding teacher training to encourage newcomers into the profession.
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The return of nearly 40,000 international students to Queensland universities has stretched accommodation providers beyond capacity.
Dire staff shortage forces about 1000 unqualified teachers into classroom
A critical teacher shortage is forcing about 1000 unqualified university students into classrooms across the state.
Not enough teachers: $645m ‘free kindy’ program in crisis
A crippling educator shortage is putting pressure on the rollout of the state government’s flagship free kindy program less than three months before it is due to launch.
Fan frenzy: The second hottest ticket in town after finals blockbuster
The Brisbane Broncos’ blockbuster NRL final against the Melbourne Storm is the hottest ticket in town, but the team’s open training session is shaping up an epic curtain raiser.
‘First for Brisbane’: Sky village tower to dwarf neighbours
A Brisbane property giant is behind a new 30-storey “sky village” development proposal that would stand at twice the area’s height limit. But those behind the project say there’s an “overwhelming need” for it.
$49 airfares: Travel blitz on 30 Qld-bound routes
Slashed airfares for 300,000 flights on more than 30 routes in and out of Queensland are on offer as part of a week-long sales blitz, with prices starting from as low as $49.
‘It’s a low act’: Neighbours reeling over suspected firebombing of restaurants
The alleged co-ordinated firebombing of two restaurants has been slammed as a “low act” as the owner speaks out and police ramp up their investigations.
Archbishop welcomes LGBTQI community: ‘All people should be loved’
The incoming tenth Archbishop of Brisbane says members of the LGBTQI community should be welcomed into churches because “all people should be loved”.
‘Aggressive addicts’: Students leaving class to vape
Queensland students unable to vape at school are becoming “agitated and aggressive”, asking to leave class to smoke prompting toilets to be locked.
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