No rental options left for young people on benefits
There are no rental options for young people living on Government benefits in Australia.
Anglicare Australia‘s latest Rental Affordability Snapshot found that a
An ANZAC day memorial service at Amberley is the final chapter in a years-long search for a World War 2 bomber crew lost off the coast of Papua New Guinea, involving an
New report sheds light on self-harming in children
Boys are more likely than girls to be hospitalised because of injury in all, except one, sobering instance.
A new report from the Australian Institute of Health and
International minds meet to tackle child sexual abuse
An international alliance dedicated to tackling child sexual abuse met in Brisbane this week.
The Virtual Global Taskforce (VGT) meeting was the first in Australia since
Redlands to seek new ways to upgrade Toondah Harbour
Redland City Council has declared it will continue to work with private investors to progress “vital upgrades” to the Toondah Harbour area, west of Brisbane.
This
The redevelopment of an old Sunshine Coast Council administration building is stepping up a gear with internal demolition work set to clear the way for a new centre’s
Green light for wind farm to take pressure off solar
A 400-megawatt wind farm in Central Queensland has been given the green light by the Federal Government.
The Mount Hopeful Wind Farm, located 45km south of Rockhampton
What price gold? As Brisbane continues the long countdown to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, financial support and incentives for athletes is becoming a growing,
Queenslanders in financial crisis are being turned away from free financial counselling due to a massive shortage of qualified counsellors.
A report by the Financial
Queensland’s first fixed-site pill testing centre has opened.
CheQpoint will operate in the Brisbane inner-city suburb of Bowen Hills and offer services every