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Young people ‘not prepared’ for social media ban

On Thursday, 4 September eSafety published summaries of its community consultation on social media for under-16s, revealing teens view certain aspects of social media...

Call to ‘bin the bin tax’

The State Opposition has joined Queensland councils in calling to "bin the bin tax", following a Local Government Association of Queensland survey that found...

Rocking on at Gold Coast

Semi-retired, you’d think there’d be time to relax a bit. Apart from one hugely enjoyable overseas trip, last year largely comprised tidying up from...

Seeing red: push for road rule change sparks backlash

The green light may be given to a controversial road rule that has some critics seeing red. The Queensland government is considering making a U-turn...

Assets acquired after separation

When a relationship breaks down and the parties are looking at sorting out a property settlement, what date should the court look at when...

$12m boost to support regional and local journalism

The Federal Government has committed more than $12 million to support local, regional, suburban, multicultural and First Nations news publishers across the country. Through the...

Hundreds flock to regions for CQU Open Days

More than 1300 aspiring students from all walks of life flocked to CQUniversity campuses across regional Queensland to explore their academic opportunities, discover a...

Successful staging of Oceanfest

Rotary Club of Bundaberg Sunrise member and Oceanfest coordinator Chris Foley is already looking forward to 2026 after such a successful event this year. Mr...

Woodgate Beach Hotel Fishing Classic just keeps getting better

Entering its ninth year of competition, the Woodgate Beach Hotel Fishing Classic just keeps getting better and better. Classic event coordinator Brandon Lindeberg said each...

Looking back at the Moura coal train at Barney Point Wharf

By 1954, Thiess Bros (Q’ld) Pty Ltd were pursuing new coal markets by opening the Moura-Kianga area and their aim was to have their...

Why Australian small businesses must put users first

Previously, we looked at the lessons that could be learnt from Yahoo’s collapse and Google’s simultaneous rise. When Google entered the search engine market in...

Wheel tracks and their issues

No doubt about it, when you are on a weeds workshop tour, you discover some issues that had never been highlighted to me or...

Experience Amy Shark like never before

Fans couldn’t get enough of eight-time ARIA Award-winning alt-pop powerhouse Amy Shark. After selling out 20 shows earlier this year, she’s back by popular demand. She’s...

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