Fatigued system causes fears
Three years into the pandemic, Queensland’s junior doctors are increasingly concerned that overwork and fatigue may lead to them making medical mistakes, according the...
Business in profile: Severine’s Sanctuary
Severine Hughes’ business is also her way of life.
Severine’s Sanctuary is the product of over a decade’s experience in massage, reiki, life coaching...
Social pics at Tondoon Botanic Gardens
Families gathered at the stunning Tondoon Botanic Gardens on Monday this week to learn how to create crowns and masks.
The materials were spread...
Work Safety Month: what’s on your mind?
October is National Safe Work Month—a time to commit to building a safe and healthy workplace.
Being healthy and safe means being free from physical...
Have your say on boat facilities
Boaties are invited to have their say on future investment in recreational facilities across Queensland.
Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said input from...
Ergon calls for end to abuse
Meter readers, field crew and call centre operators have called for an end of verbal abuse, physical assaults and threats of violence after electrical...
Workshop to embrace and promote region’s diversity
Nearly half of the adult population in Australia are overseas-born citizens, permanent residents and temporary visa holders.
It is critical we understand what they...
Safe awards get the tick
Best practice work safety and return to work initiatives will be celebrated across the state next month when the 2022 Safe Work and Return...
Workers strike for security
Skilled trades workers from Downer Mitsubishi Hitachi (DMH) partnered with the Australian Manufacturers Workers Union (AMWU) to strike earlier this month, calling for improvements...
Thank you to the thin blue line
“What other job requires you to be in a constant state of hyper vigilance and alertness yet at the same time be a counsellor,...
Planning for a great future
I have a great sense of optimism for the agriculture sector right now.
With the country on track to reach record-high agriculture exports of $70.3...
Futility of renewables
When the Callide C4 turbine exploded last year half a million Queenslanders lost power. Outages at our other ageing coal fired power stations forced...
Sights and Sounds at the Harbour Festival
Easter in Gladstone went off with a bang with the 63rd annual Harbour Festival, packed full of entertainment for the whole family.
Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed...
