‘Get naked’: Students reveal horror O-Week hazing at major Qld unis
Students have shared the vile hazing rituals and “challenges” forced upon first years during and after O-Week at Queensland’s major universities. WATCH THE VIDEO
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Police issue public appeal for Gateway hit and run
Police are investigating a hit-and-run traffic crash involving a truck on the Gateway Motorway, calling on the public’s help for dashcam footage or CCTV.
Miles challenges Premier to ‘stand up’ to Education Minister after NAPLAN fail
Opposition Leader Steven Miles has slammed Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek who sensationally refused to guarantee the state’s NAPLAN data would improve over the next four years.
‘Another broken promise’: War of words over latest health cut claims
The Opposition has claimed the Government is slashing health worker’s roles and operating hours at Nurse Led Clinics after a whistleblower came forward to raise concerns.
‘Complexities’: Why we’re still waiting for youth rape overhaul
Rape and other serious crimes may not be covered by the state government’s flagship “adult crime, adult time” laws until the end of the year – despite an horrific attack on a couple in Cairns.
‘They are aching’: Leaders among hundreds at Brisbane rally
Hundreds of people, including several politicians, gathered in King George Square on Sunday for the Stand With Ukraine rally.
‘All actions considered’: Qld nurses could strike over pay offer
The state’s biggest union, covering nurses and midwives, has not ruled out taking strike action if the government refuses to budge on its latest pay offer. The Premier has now responded.
Take me out of school or I’ll end my life: Young bullied girl’s plea
Across Australia, young kids are going to school riddled with anxiety and fear over what insidious bullying could await them after entering the school gates. These are their stories.
Universities on notice as complaints roll in before O Week
The new National Student Ombudsman is bracing for a slew of complaints from this year’s O Week celebration after a shock figure was released.
‘Insidious’ religious sects preying on your kids: Their tactics exposed
Students at some of Queensland’s biggest universities are being preyed on by religious sects. This is how you can tell if your child has been targeted.
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