Queensland Labor’s administrative committee has decided to terminate Paul Pisasale’s membership.
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Spike in native animal injuries has RSPCA worried
A native animal hospital in south-east Queensland says it is treating more than double the number of animals it was four years ago.
All-timber office building to be built in Brisbane
Fire and termites will be no threat to a nine-storey all-timber office block to be built in inner Brisbane, according to the construction team.
Brisbane restaurant fined over dodgy mayonnaise that sickened 29 people
A Brisbane restaurant that unknowingly used eggs containing salmonella to make mayonnaise, causing 29 people to fall ill, is fined $37,000.
Moore returns as Cheika rings changes for Italy Test
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has made six changes to his side for Saturday’s Test against Italy in Brisbane, headed by the return of captain Stephen Moore.
Cattle industry gives x-ray technology a tick of approval
Australian cattle and sheep producers, lot feeders and red meat processors publicly back the introduction of controversial x-ray technology that promises to provide farmers with a better indication of the actual meat content of a carcase.
Groover, Gidget, Gravy? Police need 'G' names for newest puppy recruits
Got a good name for a good dog? The Queensland Police Service is recruiting the public in the naming of its seven new puppies, destined to become the next breed of police dogs.
Game of Toblerones: TV binging leads to snacking, bad health, study finds
Want to binge watch Game of Thrones ahead of season seven next month? Well, a new study has found excessive TV watching can have serious health consequences and, unsurprisingly, it also increases snacking.
Mt Zero – Don’t become a statistic
Police from the Inner West Patrol Group in conjunction with The Gap Neighbourhood Watch will be at Mount Glorious Café this Saturday and Sunday mornings to spread road safety messages to road users that meet there. You will find us… Read Post
Universities with half-billion-dollar debt face Qld student enrolments slump
The decision to introduce Prep to Queensland’s schools 10 years ago will have a surprising flow-on effect to the balance sheet for the state’s universities.