State backs Maroon Origin players to tackle betting culture
A new anti-betting campaign has been launched to tackle the high level of gambling on rugby league matches.
Queensland Attorney-General Deb Frecklington said a State
Three scenarios now the United States has bombed Iran
By Ian Parmeter
After prevaricating about whether the United States would enter Israel’s war on Iran, President Donald Trump finally made a decision.
Early Sunday, US
Former Federal Finance Minister Simon Birmingham will replace former Queensland Premier Anna Bligh as the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Banking Association
New flights tipped to land $190 million for Queensland
Three new flight routes into Brisbane and the Gold Coast are expected to inject almost $190 million into Queensland’s visitor economy.
State Tourism Minister Andrew
Earth’s cloud cover is rapidly shrinking and contributing to record-breaking temperatures.
New research, involving the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence
Multilingual AI chatbot developed for hospital EDs
A team of New South Wales researchers are developing a multilingual chatbot to use in hospital emergency departments.
UNSW Sydney academic researcher and emergency
If US enters war, who are Iran’s allies? Will they help?
By Ali Mamouri
As Israel continues its attacks on Iran, US President Donald Trump and other global leaders are hardening their stance against the Islamic Republic.
While
Almost 600,000 migrants push population past 27 million
Australia’s population has passed 27 million, according to the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data.
ABS Head of Demography Beidar Cho said the national
There was a time when learning a new hobby meant picking up a book, asking grandparents for help, or watching YouTube.
If you look hard enough, you’ll find Brisbane
Queensland business confidence back despite challenges
Despite profit and productivity concerns, Queensland businesses have reported the highest level of economic confidence in more than three years.
Business Chamber