A Brisbane group is hoping to save the lives of mothers in developing countries with six simple tools.
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Is too much pressure being placed on prep students?
A former primary school teacher of 30 years believes prep students are being pushed to learn too early and therefore losing their love of education.
Fog mars morning commute in Brisbane as bus drivers strike
Heavy fog blankets Brisbane as morning commuters are also hit by a two-hour strike involving more than 200 bus drivers over shift work requirements, pay and workplace health and safety conditions.
Veteran police officer's computer hacking charge 'absolutely disgraceful'
Many Queensland police officers feel they cannot properly investigate cases due to concerns they will be accused of improperly accessing the QPRIME database, the state’s police union says.
Vodka an absolute lifesaver for Tipsy the cat
It is not common for a black cat to be linked with good luck, but for one Queensland tomcat, it was luck, and a dose of vodka that spared one of his nine lives after he was poisoned with antifreeze.
Indigenous students share culture through music and technology
Queensland Indigenous students create a series of songs and music videos to share their pride in their culture.
Inner West police wrap – July 10 to July 16
Break and enter to dwellings: The total number of burglaries in the Inner West Patrol Group was 10. Suburb Street Time Entry Method Property Stolen Date Moggill Priors Pocket Road Day Garage side door forced Handbags, wallet, cash, cards, jewellery, backpack… Read Post
Inner West Police go to the show
Police from the Inner West Patrol Group attended the annual Samford Show and conducted proactive public engagement activities and a static crime prevention display. Whilst participating in the show, police were given the honour of leading the Grand Parade around… Read Post
Riot ringleaders were later used by Wacol staff as 'enforcers': report
Three inmates who led a violent riot at a Townsville youth detention centre acted as “enforcers” for staff when they were moved to a Brisbane centre, inspectors have been told.
Staff in MPs' electorate offices have turnover of 30 per cent
The staff in electorate offices of Queensland’s MPs have a turnover rate of about 30 per cent every year.