A Brisbane teenager has been charged with murder after two pedestrians were killed when struck by an allegedly stolen Landcruiser he was driving.
A new advertising campaign is being rolled out to encourage Australians to get the coronavirus vaccine.
Scott Morrison will have to tread carefully and avoid antagonising Queenslanders who remain loyal to Annastacia Palaszczuk if he wants to retain his electoral popularity north of the Tweed, writes Dennis Atkins
If governments are going to give our money to private companies they should at least let us know what we’re getting in return, writes Robert MacDonald
We’ve all been tested over the past 12 months, but as almost a million Queensland children head to school, some for the first time, a few simple questions might make a difference, writes Rebecca Levingston
Brisbane was Australia’s cheapest city for a government education but Catholic schools were twice as costly and were the most expensive in the country, according to a report from the Futurity Investment Group.
Would you start a family with someone you met online? Within two decades that will be the norm.
An extensive range of new job-ready certificates are on offer at Griffith University in 2021 to help those already in the workforce hone their skills as the employment environment shifts significantly.
Without the glitz and glamour of traditional airlines, a Queensland aviation minnow is spreading its wings, writes Michael Blucher
As the Morrison Government works on a solution to the fast-moving problem of repatriating Australians stuck overseas, the real question is why has is taken so long, writes Dennis Atkins
Queensland exports are taking a beating thanks to COVID-19 and China. So, thank goodness for all those small local companies – from baby carriage makers to boatbuilders – who are finding overseas markets, writes Robert MacDonald
Queensland’s subtropical rainforest destroyed by the Black Summer bushfires can only recover with human intervention, a new report has found.
Southern Queensland fruit and vegetable growers say the uptake of government incentives to attract Australians to picking jobs has been “underwhelming”, as their peak harvest season approaches.
Mouse numbers across Queensland cropping regions are on the rise, with attempts at controlling numbers coming too little, too late.
Shares in battery materials company Novonix soared again on the ASX after the Brisbane company announced it had received US Government backing for its American subsidiary.
Battery materials firm Novonix has snared the services of one of the pioneers of lithium-ion batteries in a move that added as much $105 million to the company’s market value today.
The year just gone will always have an asterisk next to it on any list of notable years.
