A Queensland youth crime prevention program has received national recognition at the Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards.
Australian Institute of Criminology
Brisbane’s Arts scene has bounced back from its COVID-induced doldrums, as a new report reveals a more buoyant and diversified inner-city.
The Committee for
Misleading advertising targeting National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants has prompted a warning from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Online games should not be included in social media ban
By Marcus Carter and Taylor Hardwick
The Federal Government has announced a plan to ban children under the age of 16 from social media. With bipartisan support, it’s
A school-based anti-vaping program will be rolled out nationally after a successful trial of more than 5000 young students.
The OurFutures Vaping program is set to be
Tourists seek First Nations experiences in record numbers
First Nations tourism hit record highs last financial year, with both international and domestic numbers soaring past pre-pandemic highs.
The latest Tourism Research
Chinese electric buses will be assembled in Brisbane, following the opening of a new facility at Eagle Farm.
In a statement, Austrade said China-based company Yutong
A Federal inquiry into nuclear power generation in Australia rolls into Queensland this week.
The House of Representatives Select Committee on Nuclear Energy will hold
By Shane Rodgers
When Brisbane looks back in the future at decisions made in the next few weeks it will make some blunt assessments about opportunities lost or
International student cap to save renters $5 per week
Capping international student numbers will have little impact on Australia’s rental market.
New research commissioned by the Student Accommodation Council found