Poorly located homes driving insurance rises
A Queensland insurance leader has cautioned against putting homes in the wrong places in the rush to address supply and affordability issues.
Suncorp Group Chief
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Disasters take toll on young adults’ mental health
Natural disasters are impacting the mental health of young Australians, affecting 90 percent of 18 to 24-year-olds.
New Lifeline research found the majority of
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Regulations freezing out small business and families
Australia’s growing regulatory requirements are beginning to squeeze small business out of insurance work and prevent families from accessing finance.
Speakers at
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30 years and no more need to share a TV
Schools have come a long way since CD players and a shared television meant “well-resourced”.
New Our Lady of the Way School principal Aleishia Connellan has been
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Call to shape a city’s greenheart
Gold Coast City is opening up its green heart and urging ratepayers to help shape the region’s largest outdoor recreation space.
More than 250 hectares of parklands in
Read more1 June 2024
Banks falling short in scam response
A third of scam victims never report the loss to their bank out of embarrassment or the belief nothing will be done.
A recent CHOICE report also found about half of
Read more1 June 2024
Green light for Mooloolaba foreshore renewal
Mooloolaba’s foreshore will feature more beachfront parkland, enhanced community spaces and a terraced seawall with Sunshine Coast Council today approving the next
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New patch for easier skin cancer detection
A new patch could make skin cancer testing quicker and less invasive.
Researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet have developed a patch equipped with microneedles
Read more31 May 2024
New process measures fruit shelf-life
A new process to measure the self-life of fruit has been created by Queensland scientists, who are now looking for industry partners to take it to market.
State
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Businesses chase Chandler precinct upgrade work
More than 70 businesses attended briefings on tenders for work to upgrade Brisbane’s Chandler Sports Precinct.
The $257m upgrade to the complex, which will host sports
Read more31 May 2024