Story by The Guardian • Australia Edition Read the The Guardian’s full story here EXCLUSIVE: VICTIM complains of case being dismissed as ‘petty’ by officer assigned to help her
Story by Brisbane Times. Read the Brisbane Times’ full story here A “GAME-CHANGING” submarine fibre optic cable that will emerge from the sea at Maroochydore will provide Australia’s fastest internet link to Asia and its second-fastest link to the US.
Story by The Guardian • Australia Edition Read the The Guardian’s full story here ANALYSTS SAY sector could expand sixfold if all planned projects proceed and government focuses on carbon reduction policies
Story by 9 News. Read 9 News’ full story here MANY QUEENSLAND customers will recognise the logo, but now QEnergy is venturing into the residential market and offering households a deal that could slash hundreds of dollars from their power bills.
Story by The Guardian • Australia Edition Read the The Guardian’s full story here ONE OF Queensland’s largest Islamic schools has referred what it described as a hate crime to police after a backpack emblazoned with a swastika and containing a pig’s head was left at the front gate.
Story by 9 News. Read 9 News’ full story here SOME PEOPLE will go to any lengths to avoid stumping up the costs for a removalist van.
Story by The Sydney Morning Herald. Read The Sydney Morning Herald’s full story here STATE OF ORIGIN is almost dead. If NSW couldn’t win this year, then when? Not even after blowing a near Origin monopoly to bits in game one.
Story by Brisbane Times. Read the Brisbane Times’ full story here IN A BREATHTAKING political stunt, Queensland Deputy Premier Jackie Trad has announced the state will have zero net emissions by 2050, under a plan to drive down carbon pollution announced by the state government.
Story by ABC News. Read ABC News’ full story here CLIVE PALMER, his nephew Clive Mensink and 19 others are being sued for about half-a-billion dollars by liquidators appointed by the Federal Government.
Story by ABC News. Read ABC News’ full story here BODY-WORN security cameras will be issued to Queensland’s prison officers in a bid to curb assaults and collect better evidence.