Domestic violence on national agenda
In the wake of weekend rallies across the country to support the victims of domestic and family violence, the Queensland Government has announced an extra $36m for
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Data confirms rise in female murder victims
The latest crime data has confirmed what thousands have been protesting about – the number of women being murdered by partners is on the rise.
As rallies are held
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World Cup knock-ons deliver loss for Rugby Australia
Rugby Australia reported a $9.2 million loss for the 2023 financial year.
The result was driven by a drop in revenue of $4.9m due to lower match day revenue, as a result
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Field days ‘boost farmer health and social wellbeing’
Agricultural field days are playing a new and important role in farmer health and social well-being, according to the National Farmers Federation.
NFF president David
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Online resource supports surrogacy journey
A new website is providing support for Australians investigating surrogacy.
The Federal Government’s Surrogacy in Australia website provides intending parents the
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Business events data to shape strategies
A new business events data dashboard aims to help the sector better understand and cater for attendees.
Created by Tourism Research Australia (TRA) the interactive,
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Job scams impacting most vulnerable
More Australians are falling victim to job scams as people look for part-time work to ease cost-of living pressures.
A report from the National Anti-Scam Centre showed
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Frizelle joins Racing Queensland Board
Gold Coast businesswoman Rebecca Frizelle has been appointed to the Racing Queensland Board, the only new member of the group.
Chair Steve Wilson was re-appointed,
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Dangerous drivers now face 20 years in jail
Major increases in penalties for dangerous driving could see guilty motorists jailed for up to 20 years.
In an instance where a driver has evaded police while driving
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New project helps children to breathe easy
Artificial intelligence will be used to better understand wheezing in young children and prevent the unnecessary use of asthma medication.
QUT Professor Anne Chang has
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