Business turnover figures maintain momentum
Business turnover continued its upward trend in March, according to the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data.
ABS Head of Business Statistics Robert Ewing
Read more9 May 2025
Push to expand hospital-in-the-home program
An expansion of hospital-in the-home care would ease pressure on hospitals and bring Australian into line with other western countries.
Catholic Health Australia
Read more9 May 2025
US Cardinal Robert Prevost elected as Pope Leo XIV
By Dennis Doyle
Cardinal Robert Prevost of the United States has been picked to be the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church. He will be known as Pope Leo
Read more9 May 2025
What does 2032 mean for Queenslanders?
Queenslanders have been invited to help shape the future of sport in the state.
The State Government has released a discussion paper on Queensland’s future sport
Read more8 May 2025
Daintree ecotourism hub to celebrate First Nations culture
Visitors to Far North Queensland will learn about the one of the oldest living cultures in the world when a new ecotourism centre opens in the Daintree later this
Read more8 May 2025
Government funds free legal services for 430,000 Aussies
More than 430,000 Australians accessed Government-funded free legal services in the past financial year.
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data shows 432,274 clients
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Sporting stars to advise on QAS transition
Sporting greats dominate the new Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) Advisory Board.
State Sports Minister Tim Mander said the new eight-member board would be chaired by a
Read more8 May 2025
Moreton Bay priority area to deliver 3700 homes
Almost 4000 homes will be built over the next 15 years north of Brisbane with the declaration of a new Priority Development Area (PDA).
Deputy Premier and State
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Fake products close in on $750 billion in sales
The global trade in fake good is approaching $750 billion each year, with a new OECD report providing fresh insights into the illegal activity.
OECD Secretary-General
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Blood cancer rates rise as symptoms remain a mystery
The vast majority of Australians cannot name a single symptom of one of the country’s deadliest cancers.
New research from the Leukaemia Foundation shows only one in
Read more8 May 2025