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Rose InnesEducation Reporter

Rose Innes is the Education Reporter for The Courier Mail. Her passion for the industry stems from her core belief that everyone has a story to tell and deserves to be heard. She has experience reporting across a range of areas including health, crime, politics, court and breaking and general news.

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1800 signatures in one day: Parents blast cuts to kids’ library programs

A petition has been launched in response to cuts to a popular children’s reading program in Brisbane’s council-run libraries, starting next month.

QLD News

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Bonnie Blue deported for controversial Schoolies stunt

OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue will be deported from Fiji after she attempted to film adult content with Schoolies at the holiday hotspot.

Education

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‘Enough is enough’: Teachers burnt out, drowning in red tape

Leaked figures have revealed Queensland teachers are drowning in red tape, forced to take on administration work outside of hours leaving them frustrated and burnt out.

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How former Treasury Casino will be transformed into Griffith’s newest campus

New details have emerged about Griffith’s new CBD campus, inside the former Treasury Casino building, including how the space will be used by students and what the layout will look like.

QLD Politics

$7bn question: Is Crisafulli playing Olympic games?

Premier David Crisafulli is asking Canberra for more cash, while saying Olympic stadiums can be built within the existing budget.

QLD News

‘Cannot wait’: OnlyFans star’s Schoolies pledge despite cancelled visa

Despite her visa being cancelled, OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue says she “I cannot wait“ for Schoolies week amid revelations she and a fellow star had received “hundreds” of inquiries from teens.

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Four-day school weeks not part of LNP’s plan to fix teacher crisis

The LNP says it will focus on freeing up teacher workloadsby cutting admin and red tape in bid to solve the widespread staff crisis but is it the right move? VOTE NOW

Education

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Swallowed up: Mystery of Qld’s disappearing school funding

As damning figures show a decrease in funding per student over the past decade, school staff are questioning where the cash is going.

QLD News

‘Deeply alarming’: Abuse survivor slams OnlyFans creators targeting schoolies

A child sexual abuse survivor has spoken out against two OnlyFans creators who plan to target “barely legal” high school graduates at Schoolies, saying this kind of behaviour is not just opportunistic, but predatory.

QLD News

‘Parents should thank me’: OnlyFans creators target Schoolies

Police have revealed their concerns as a controversial OnlyFans creator plans to offer “barely legal” schoolies the chance to make adult content with her at this year’s event.

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