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Cronk’s grand final saga is a case for change to NRL
The Cooper Cronk will-he-or-won’t-he-play saga was an unneccessary sideshow the NRL, and other Australian sports, need to eliminate.
OPINION: Good bye tampon tax, we won’t miss you
It’s estimated women will spent $19,000 on sanitary products in their lifetime and cadet journalist Ebony Stansfield takes a look at the issue
How soon is too soon to put your Christmas tree up?
IT’S hard to get my head around the fact that Father’s Day merchandise has barely been taken down at the shops and Christmas decorations are already on display.
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Were the ‘70s ever really as good as we thought?
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Being at ease with yourself means being accepting of others
It’s true for all of us that in adversity we find our strengths. Simply put, we have to.
On A Lighter Note: Workers of the world, stand and deliver
LAST weekend I slouched on the couch flicking between election coverages, as standing hopefuls competed to become sitting members.
Why Australia needed to elect Pauline Hanson
All I ask is that you read this all the way to the bottom.
A night at the greyhounds
Greyhound racing has been a large part of Australian culture for many years. This photo essay explores a night at the greyhounds. It tries to capture the sights, sounds and atmosphere of this well known past time. Photo Contributed
OPINION: Australia votes, The Voice style
I envisage something like what I took part in Sunday night during The Voice live semi-finals as the future of determining who will run our country.
OPINION: Choosing the right school not as easy as ABC
AS soon as I was born my mother put my name down at the local kindergarten to reserve my spot for when I came of kindy age.
Pauline in pictures
Pauline Hanson as seen by The Queensland Times
OUR SAY: A hung House no big deal
ANOTHER hung Parliament looms, and suddenly the balance of power may rest in the hands of people that the majority of the country didn’t vote for.
OPINION: Would you say that in person?
SOME of the nastiest people I have witnessed on social media are ones who are definitely old enough to know better.
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