‘The worst type of person’: Man who allegedly killed a seagull and left trash at La Jolla Shores gets comeuppance in the form of internet justice The seagull was apparently kicked to death. We Got This Covered · Oct 21
Texas cities and counties are destroying expired Narcan. Some say it could still be used to save lives. The state has given tens of thousands of doses of a drug that can reverse opioid deaths to local governments. It can still save lives after its expiration date, but some government agencies are destroying older doses. The Texas Tribune · Oct 23, 2023
Student debt indexation to have lifelong impacts on Australians' borrowing capacity For the past decade, student debts have increased by about 2 per cent a year on average, but tomorrow they will rise by a massive 7.1 per cent. The consequences of increased debt will affect graduates for decades. ABC News · May 30, 2023
When and why Queensland Police Service officers are allowed to fire a gun Police officers turn up to work every day to protect and serve society. But, how do they balance that goal with protecting their own lives? ABC News · May 26, 2023
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has revealed a cabinet reshuffle. See what's changed on the front bench After days of speculation, Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk's new frontbench line-up has been confirmed. Here's what's changed in cabinet. ABC News · May 18, 2023
Queensland government to reform residential parks as peak body says they are taking advantage of pensioners with rent increases Queenslanders living in residential parks are experiencing housing stress due to unfair business practices, according to the state's peak body representing manufactured homeowners. ABC News · May 14, 2023
'Cascade effect' pushing people into homelessness after rental prices, property scarcity hit records With the national rental vacancy rate at a record low for a fourth straight month, welfare workers say they are seeing more and more people being pushed into homelessness. ABC News · May 3, 2023
NDIS clients claim a disability advocate charged their plans for non-existent services Jane Hellyer says a disability advocate she trusted charged her children's NDIS plans for services they never received as a private investigator raises the alarm. ABC News · Apr 16, 2023
Necho lost her job because she is trans. Now she's studying to become a human rights lawyer Necho Brocchi was in the early stages of medically transitioning when she said she was fired for being trans. ABC News · Mar 30, 2023
How the Dolphins entry into the NRL has reignited Redcliffe The first thing the Dolphins did when they joined the NRL was drop "Redcliffe" from their name — but that hasn't stopped the normally quiet town from getting a little bit euphoric about their local side making the big time. ABC News · Mar 10, 2023
Youth justice overhaul 'directly at odds' with Path to Treaty and Closing the Gap, Queensland government warned Advocates warn proposed law changes will disproportionately affect First Nations children. ABC News · Feb 27, 2023
Dozens of UK companies trialled a four-day working week last year. On average, their revenue went up The results of the world's largest four-day working week trial are in — and most companies are sticking with the change. ABC News · Feb 23, 2023
Queensland opposition reveals plans to tackle youth crime, says detention should not be last resort Queensland's opposition has called for the removal of the presumption of detention as a last resort for young offenders, in the first of its youth crime policy proposals ahead of next year's state election. ABC News · Feb 19, 2023
Disability royal commission questions lack of accountability from leaders of service providers after abuse uncovered A disability royal commissioner says he has been struck by the fact that "nobody seems to have been held accountable" at a disability service provider in the two years since abuse was uncovered. ABC News · Feb 17, 2023
ABC News · Aug 3, 2022 What is a 'void' and how did it bring Brisbane's CBD to a standstill? The Brisbane CBD was shut down yesterday "out of an abundance of caution", but experts agree it's not every day a hole appears unexpectedly beneath a busy city street. Here's what we know about the "void" and the chance of another one appearing in the future.
ABC News · Jul 8, 2022 Foot-and-mouth disease: What can you do to avoid being part of the FMD problem Foot-and-mouth disease is spreading across livestock in Bali and throughout Indonesia. If it were to reach Australia, the consequences would be devastating.
ABC News · Jun 30, 2022 Bitcoin helped Joe secure his fortune but he would no longer recommend it as investors risk financial ruin Joe Bridge has bought two motorbikes, two boats and his first house with the $1 million-plus he made on bitcoin, but he doesn't recommend trying to replicate his success.
ABC News · Jun 11, 2022 Queensland Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll on containing COVID, discontent in the ranks and tackling domestic violence It is now three years since Katarina Carroll took on the job of Queensland' first female Police Commissioner, with the honeymoon period usually afforded to new leaders to settle in their new role evaporating with catastrophic natural disasters and a global pandemic.
ABC News · May 19, 2022 Climate and cost of living reshape key election issues for undecided Queensland voters After recovering from bushfires and floods while grappling with a cost of living and housing crisis, voters' priorities in battleground Queensland have changed. So how will this impact decisions as voters head to the polls tomorrow?
ABC News · Apr 30, 2022 Ramadan Cup competition unites Brisbane community 'passionate about soccer' As Muslims across the world prepare to end a month of fasting with the feast of Eid al-Fitr, one Brisbane community wraps up with a unique tradition for Ramadan.