Fans set to see what the ref sees
Queensland soccer referees will soon be fitted with body cameras to provide fans with an on-field view of the action.
The decision comes after referees at three recent
Read more27 May 2024
Finance sector riding wave of post-COVID growth
The finance sector in Queensland is working at carving out a unique identity as it enjoys significant post-COVID growth and burgeoning career opportunities.
Queensland
Read more27 May 2024
Eating and heating cut as crisis bites
One in three Australians are skipping meals in order to meet the rising cost of housing, according to the early findings of a new private inquiry.
A People’s
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Early retirement dream abandoned for most
The dream of “early retirement” for Australians is steadily evaporating with the average expected age to finish work pushing out beyond 65.
Australian Bureau of
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Aussie dramas disappearing from television
Australian stories are disappearing from Aussie screens, with a QUT study finding local television drama hours dropped by 55 percent over the past two decades.
The
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Twenty-somethings hit brakes on spending
The spending gap between age groups is widening with young people in their late twenties the most frugal and those over 60 increasing their spending.
CommBank iQ Head of
Read more26 May 2024
Call to tighten super rules for medical treatments
The Federal Government is being urged to tighten rules around accessing superannuation for medical treatments to stamp out exploitation.
Private Healthcare Australia
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50 cent fares for public transport patrons
Queenslanders will be able to travel on public transport for 50 cents per trip for six months from August.
Premier Steven Miles said reducing the cost barrier to public
Read more25 May 2024
Supporting spines and building futures
By Elissa Lawrence
Associate Professor Paige Little has made it her life’s work to help children with spinal deformities. She also champions disadvantaged teens to
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Surat Basin carbon storage project rejected
A carbon capture project planned for the Surat Basin has been rejected by the Queensland Government after a three-year assessment process.
The Department of Environment,
Read more24 May 2024