Sheep farmers have ridden a rocky rollercoaster
Much of Australia’s early economic success came from the wool industry – a nation “riding on the sheep’s back”.
That was then.
New longitudinal research just
Read more22 April 2024
Kin lifts Aussie artist to prestigious Golden Lion
Queensland artist and QUT alumni Archie Moore has won the Golden Lion for best national participation at the 2024 Venice Biennale – the first time an Australian
Read more22 April 2024
Fixed-site pill testing centre open for business
Queensland’s first fixed-site pill testing centre has opened.
CheQpoint will operate in the Brisbane inner-city suburb of Bowen Hills and offer services every
Read more22 April 2024
Sunshine Coast unveils 90 mouth-watering events
Whether you delight in native flavours, charcoal BBQs or fancy a musical extravaganza with your long lunch, The Curated Plate Food & Drink Festival has something for
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10,000 business predicted to fail before June 30
More than 10,000 Australian business are expected to go into administration this financial year, if the current rate of insolvencies continue.
Releasing third quarter
Read more22 April 2024
Aussie dragon drops in to disrupt doze
By Graeme Wilson
Enjoying her golden years in the leafy western suburbs of Brisbane, nature lover Jean Bray is a living angel when it comes to the local wildlife.
A
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Illness keeping 100,000 students away from school
New digital support services have been released to support more than 100,000 students who are missing out on significant school time due to medical and mental
Read more22 April 2024
Is recreational reading plunging towards a death spiral?
By Shane Rodgers
I hate to be the one to have to declare it, but reading for recreation may be in a terminal decline. And the thought terrifies me.
There is a quote from
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Aussies face a new standard of sun protection
Sunscreen manufacturers will need to adhere to a new set of standards if they want to continue to be slapped on by sun-loving Aussies.
From July 1, the Therapeutic Goods
Read more19 April 2024
Net zero and 80 percent renewables now law
Queensland is committed to 80 percent renewable energy generation by 2035 under new laws passed by State parliament today.
Three renewable energy targets, 50 percent by
Read more19 April 2024