A state-of the-art beef processing plant in Central Queensland will be fast-tracked after being declared a “prescribed project” by the State Government.
The
New phonics and numeracy checks will be introduced for all Year 1 students in Queensland.
State Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek said the additional tests would
By Amelia Scott
If you spend any time in the wellness corners of TikTok or Instagram, you’ll see claims women need one to two hours more sleep than men.
But what does
Ballet goes beyond visual for non-sighted audiences
A ballet which can be enjoyed by people with no vision is a feature of Queensland Ballet’s Bespoke program which opens this month.
Choreographed by Toronto-born Robert
More than 40,000 international rugby union fans are in Australia at the moment and most of them will be at Suncorp Stadium tomorrow night.
A sell-out crowd will be on
New late-night bus services on the Sunshine Coast will provide local and visiting partygoers with more options to travel across the region and get home safely.
Sunshine
Australia’s unemployment is on the rise after being stable for a number of months.
The latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed the seasonally
Wage exploitation rife among young Aussie workforce
Almost a third of young people in Australia have been ripped off by employers.
A new study from the Melbourne Law School found 33 percent of almost 2900 workers under 30
Fake name and bomb chatter lands air traveller in court
A Brisbane man who took a domestic flight under a friend’s name and spoke about a bomb on a plane has appeared in court and been fined.
Australian Federal Police (AFP)
ATO beefs up app security as tax-time scams increase
A 150 percent increase in scams impersonating the Australian Tax Office has prompted the ATO to beef up security on its app.
ATO Assistant Commissioner Rob Thomson said