Mother’s miracle? From palliative care to ‘doing fine’
A mum accused of drugging her child after the child was subjected to multiple surgeries had claimed she suffered a string of medical woes.
Mackenzie Scott
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Truth-Telling Inquiry to defy government’s marching orders
The chairman of Queensland’s Truth-Telling and Healing Inquiry has decided to resume operations despite the state government’s directive to cease work.
Housing crunch looming in regions
The federal government must mandate regional housing targets and set a plan to attract skilled workers as millions of city dwellers plan to make a tree- or sea-change in the next 18 months.
High-profile mum under police probe claimed kidney ‘God cure’
A TikTok influencer – under police investigation for allegedly drugging her child to cause a mysterious illness – previously claimed her own kidney disease was healed by God.
TikTok influencer investigated for allegedly inflicting child’s illness
A Queensland social media influencer who posted about her toddler’s serious health condition and surgeries is being investigated by police for ‘child harm’.
Business invited to join fun and Games
The Queensland government must focus on delivering more than a stadium and sports venues if it wants to deliver a true Olympic legacy in Brisbane, the Committee for Brisbane boss says.
Mining tax to stay but Crisafulli promises ‘fairer’ system
The Australian boss of mining giant BHP has warned the ‘sugar-hit’ of Queensland’s coal royalties scheme will deter investment despite the Premier’s insistence the state is ‘open for business’.
TV classic around again with a musical twist
Round the Twist was a staple of after-school television in the 1990s and early-2000s and now the wacky stories have been adapted to the stage in musical form.
‘They made it excessively difficult’: Widow demands action on Cbus delay
When Jamie Bell died of a rare neurological cancer in 2022, Cbus Super forced his devastated widow Karen Redhead to wait 10 excruciating months before paying out his life insurance and superannuation.
Divert foreign aid to us, say police
State police unions are demanding foreign aid be cut to provide greater health and taxation benefits at a federal level for serving officers to attract and keep personnel in the force.
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