New home for women’s support centre
Support services for women and families in the Redlands and Logan will have a new home from next month.
The Centre for Women and Co. are putting the finishing touches on
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Fund sets up Aussie athletes for success and life
By Nat Cook
Every athlete should be celebrated.
Every athlete should be encouraged.
And every athlete should be supported.
I am not just talking about those who stand
Read more15 May 2024
Brisbane to Manila in, Shanghai out, in Qantas shuffle
Qantas will launch a new direct flight between Brisbane and Manila in October this year.
The new route is a among a number of changes the national carrier announced
Read more15 May 2024
Overseas tourists return to Sunshine State
Queensland’s attraction for international tourists is showing signs of recovery after the dismal COVID-19 pandemic years.
Overseas short-term visitor figures for March
Read more14 May 2024
Millions are exceeding safe alcohol limits
More than one in four adults are exceeding recommended alcohol consumption guidelines, with young people most likely to drink excessively.
New figures from the National
Read more14 May 2024
On your bike to save your knees
It’s time to break out the lycra if you want to reduce the chance of knee pain later in life.
A new study has found that regular bicycling lowers the chance of knee
Read more14 May 2024
Heavy drinkers impact one in five Aussies
A majority of Australians are exposed to heavy drinkers, with more than 20 percent harmed by people who drink excessively.
A new study has found a fifth of adult
Read more14 May 2024
Message of support is in the mail
More than a million Queenslanders will be asked to play it forward when they receive a message of support from Beyond Blue this month.
In response to the pressing need
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Whales give clues to intergalactic communication
Sperm whales are communicating using a “phonetic alphabet” with a human-like level of sophistication.
Researchers from the MIT and Project CETI (Cetacean Translation
Read more13 May 2024
Inactive young people develop early heart strain
Young people are starting to develop heart strain by the time they reach adolescence due to low levels of physical activity.
An eight-year study of 153 young people in
Read more13 May 2024