‘End secrecy on Diggers death’
FAMILIES of the three Diggers murdered by a rogue Afghan soldier are demanding access to a NATO report that links the killer to the Taliban.
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Afghans knew killer’s Taliban links
THE Afghan Army knew one of its soldiers, who shot dead three Australian diggers, had family ties to the Taliban.
Keeping a lid on drink
ALCOHOL plans have improved life in remote communities.
Keeping a lid on drink
ALCOHOL plans have improved life in remote communities.
Grog ban to be lifted
THE decade-long restrictions on alcohol in Queensland’s Aboriginal communities are set to be relaxed in months.
Crackdown on bikies put on hold
CONTROVERSIAL laws to cancel the work licences of Queensland tradesman with alleged links to bikies have been shelved by the Newman government.
May makes mark as first to 100
The party thrown for May Smiler this week, after turning 100, marked a significant milestone for the Aboriginal community.
ALP keeps Newman waiting on poll rival
WHILE Campbell Newman has stepped into the ring, there is no sign of his Labor opponent.
Newman to stay in seat
Queensland Premier Campbell Newman yesterday confirmed as the Liberal National Party candidate for Ashgrove.
Nationals sour over sugar sales
DEBATE over Australia selling-off the farm to foreigners has erupted.
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