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Ipswich resident slugged with 65 per cent rent increase

An Ipswich resident, slugged with a 65 per cent rent increase, is calling for more to be done to help renters who are experiencing...

Aged plans should include pets

For some older Gympie residents, the same as for many across the country, their pets help to relieve feelings of loneliness and isolation as...

Irish rhythms in Gladstone

Dancer Kevin Goble can't wait to share The Rhythms of Ireland with the Harbour City when the celebrated music and dance production comes to...

Australian-first nutrition system launches in Gladstone

Gladstone BlueCare, Edenvale, is among the first residential aged care facilities to benefit from implementing the new Diet and Nutrition System – a ground-breaking,...

New Zealand pushes back on Pacific-wide free movement

New Zealand cabinet ministers have considered, but dismissed for now, a Pacific proposal for easier movement of people around the region. Pacific Islanders are subject...

Ten killed in three mass shootings ahead of US holiday

Mass shootings in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Fort Worth, Texas, have killed 10 people and wounded almost 40 others ahead of the Fourth of July...

Israeli troops withdraw from West Bank’s Jenin

Israeli forces have withdrawn from the Palestinian city of Jenin, witnesses say, after carrying out one of their biggest military operations in the occupied...

Nutmeg Mannikin

The image shown here is of what is commonly known as a Nutmeg Mannikin or a Scaly-breasted Munia. This sparrow-sized finch is endemic to...

Cost of living crisis

With the cost-of-living crisis showing no signs of letting up soon and utility bills set to soar even further, The Salvation Army is seeing...

Fat Picnic to the stage

Queensland's premier high-energy party band, Fat Picnic, is coming to Boyne Island for the Under the Trees Music and Arts Festival this September to...

Update of conditions for four-wheel drive access to Lilley’s Beach

Gladstone Regional Council has updated its Conditions of Permit and traffic management plan for driving on Lilley’s Beach following recommendations identified from the Boyne...

Big build for Gladstone

From Bundaberg to Toowoomba and back home in CQ, I’ve travelled across the state over the past month to share the news of exciting...

Judge to conduct statutory QCAT review

The Queensland Government has appointed retired Federal Court Judge the Honourable David Thomas to conduct the statutory review of Queensland’s Civil and Administrative Tribunal...

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