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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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QLD News

Senior Man in Wheelchair looking out of a window in a hospital corridor. Elder abuse. Picture: iStock

4458 – this is the number that puts Qld to shame

It’s one of the biggest issues across the country but Queensland evidently has a bigger problem than most states.

QLD Politics

‘Get off the beach’: Fento’s spray as budget update still coming

Premier David Crisafulli and Treasurer David Janetzki told to ‘get off the beach’ and deliver a critical budget update delayed for the first time outside a natural disaster or Covid-19.

QLD Politics

Brisbane, 15 December 2024. Queensland Premier David Crisafulli and Peter Dutton joined Brett and Belinda Beasley on JackÃs Walk in Oxenford. Picture: Supplied

LNP cleans up latest Labor youth crime ‘mess’ with $15m pledge

The state government has pledged $15m in vital youth crime funding it claims Labor failed to budget beyond this year.

Lifestyle

** FOR WEEKEND PAPERS** High school graduate Tayla McFarlane has just been accepted into an exclusive fashion school in Paris.Picture: Nigel Hallett

Brisbane high school graduate to take Paris fashion world by storm

A budding Brisbane state high school graduate has secured a place at one of the world’s most well-known fashion schools – the prestigious International Fashion Academy in Paris.

Education

Dr Harriet Dempsey-Jones, with daughter Lyra, 2, concerned that council last week told parents toddler reading sessions have been cut, Toowong. Picture: Liam Kidston

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

A mega literary protest backed by indie rocker Patience Hodgson will be staged outside City Hall to try to stop cuts to a popular children’s reading program in council-run libraries.

QLD News

Bonnie Blue relaxing at the Spit. She talks about Schoolies, Spring Break and about life as an escort. The good, the bad and the ugly. . Picture Glenn Hampson

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

Students raising hands while teacher asking them questions in classroom

‘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.

ExclusiveEducation

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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