Queensland is a land of opportunity but that does not happen by accident, writes the editor. Careful investment by state and federal leaders will be required to ensure the next generation has the chance to create a better, more prosperous lifestyle.
It’s no secret to any Queenslander that the resources sector has made a big contribution to our economy in recent decades, writes Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers, and it can still help power the country by aiding solar, wind and hydrogen.
It is one thing for the government to claim swimming lessons are compulsory in all Queensland state primary schools, but in reality, many children can’t swim to save themselves by the time they finish year 6.
While Anthony Albanese cut back Covid funding, Joe Biden offered free tests for all, writes Tom Minear.
Ever wondered where you fit into Australia’s racist culture? Try this 25 point checklist and find out where you sit
We have a lot we can teach grandkids and most of us look forward to that, but we shouldn’t lose sight of the lessons our own children need to learn.
READER: I have attended Adani-mine protests and I am proud of that.
DIAMONDS selection for Netball World Cup puzzles fan.
All I could think about as I read the news stories was the young woman who had lost her life.
Democracy and free press can’t be taken for granted.
“I DECIDED to bite the bullet… and I have tried very hard to not complain”.
“People in this country have the freedom to practise whatever religion they want, but now Christians believe they should have special rights to discriminate”
TRIP to hospital has unexpected lasting affect on Andrew Gale, who’s usually one to enjoy a bit more…freedom…while sleeping.
Is it only through their long-suffering parents that children learn to recognise when they’re pushing someone too far?
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