How SEQ teens are pulling off out-of-control parties in your home
Southeast Queensland teens are throwing wild house parties with $100 entry fees to cover overnight stays, DJs, “content creation areas” and even security. Here’s how they’re doing it.
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Queensland schools are being forced to use breathalysers at functions, following a rise of party culture among teenagers.
Top Queensland musician slams uni over revamped degrees
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‘Terrible outcome’: Bombshell changes to uni arts degrees
A bombshell review of QUT’s arts courses has triggered an outcry from industry figures who fear the worst from the recommendations.
Energy Minister accused of covering up power station explosion
Energy Minister David Janetzki is under fire for keeping Queenslanders – and possibly Premier David Crisafulli – in the dark about an explosion at Callide Power Station.
Deputy Premier doubles down on controversial John Sosso appointment
The Deputy Premier has doubled down on the appointment of John Sosso to help determine the state’s new electoral boundaries, despite fears it marked a return to “the bad old days”.
Crisafulli fast-tracks housing on long-stalled Redland rural land
The state has unlocked 900 hectares of land in Southern Thornlands for housing, declaring it a Priority Development Area, after years of lobbying from developers and landowners.
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$25k-a-year Qld uni college’s animal cruelty shame
A disturbing video involving a possum and residents at a $25k-a-year Queensland college has been released by a parent amid claims some residents “are terrified to leave their rooms unlocked” out of fear peers will leave dead animals in their beds.
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