Major step forward in helping veterans on brink
Charity group welcomes new laws to help veterans
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Qantas Pilot Academy students have the world ahead of them
Now is the perfect time for students to start their aviation careers.
Grief-stricken city caught in media crosshairs
THE forgotten victims in moments of violent tragedy are the communities affected by the unwanted – but inevitable – media scrutiny.
Flathead ‘the big mover’ this week: Scott Hillier
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Pipe, pump network to help us weather the drought
We are throwing money at numerous ventures but few are as urgent as drought relief.
Killer motives must be uncovered to help stop carnage
Maybe we should be looking at why the level of violence seems to be increasing across the board and not victimising women and making men villains.
Predators are a blight on a delightful area
It is possible more women may have been assaulted and not reported it.
Voters are truly free in the sanctum of booths
Many are too scared or couldn’t be bothered to state their opinion for fear of being labelled and ostracised as an extreme racist or fascist.
Help honour selfless souls who strive to make a difference
The symptoms of mental illness are not always visible and many people suffer in isolation.
Prepare to pay the price for promised tax cuts
We need to join the Australian Labor Party and become involved in changing our political culture.
Federal election can hardly be called a disaster
Huge majority of voters at federal election did what former shadow treasurer Chris Bowen told us to do – “if you don’t like our policies then don’t vote for us”
Old saying still rings true – a mother’s work is never done
Let’s face it, occasions like Mother’s Day can become rife with unmet expectations.
Cancer fundraiser proves a huge success in vital quest
An incredible $77,050 was raised by teams who rallied together to make a difference, helping us raise awareness and funds for our vital work.
It’s time Nicklin got some real funding for overdue issues
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said sorry to Queenslanders for Labor letting them down on a tour to central Queensland in an attempt to save her job.
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