Photo Essay by Dylan CrawfordThe images taken over a ten-week COVID lockdown visualise the eerie silence and sense of isolation that cast a shadow over Brisbane, a bustling city of 2.3 million people. From the empty Brisbane river foreshore to row … [Read more...]
Coastal erosion damages Byron beaches
Oct 4, 2019 by Leave a Comment
ASHLEIGH HARTLEY Byron Bay is known for its laidback lifestyle and it’s nine beautiful surfing beaches, which make Australia’s most easterly town something of a tourist mecca. However, the ongoing threat of coastal erosion is causing … [Read more...]
The Source News on Global Digital – 3 October 2019
Oct 3, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Coming up on The Source News, we talk about the premiere of Dracula’s Cabaret new show Muertos, the misuse of pharmaceuticals in Australia and the man who walked free after allegedly putting another man in an induced coma. Also, on the show, we will … [Read more...]
Lifeguards warn beachgoers to play it safe
Sep 28, 2019 by Leave a Comment
AISHA ISABELLA ULSTRUP-HANSEN Summer is a great time to take advantage of Queenland’s beautiful beaches, but experts warn that it’s important to play it safe and follow the beach safety rules as the weather hots up. According to Life … [Read more...]
Garage Sale Trail makes sustainability fun
Sep 27, 2019 by Leave a Comment
CONNIE SAVAGE Garage Sale Trail is set to return to the Moreton Bay Region on Saturday, October 19 and Sunday, October 20, uniting the massive 400,000 shoppers and 18,000 individual garage sales expected to take part in the event around … [Read more...]
The Source News on Global Digital – 26 September 2019
Sep 26, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Coming up on The Source News, major petrol retailer, Caltex raised petrol prices in South East Queensland at the beginning of school holidays, the release of the Mental Health Commission's 2019 National Report and its role in improving Australia's … [Read more...]
Honesty online opens mental health conversation
Sep 25, 2019 by Leave a Comment
OLIVIA SIVA We all know it, but we don’t often talk about it; posts to social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram can create a posed, edited, unrealistic snapshot of an individual’s life. This superficial “social … [Read more...]
Student-built aircraft takes flight
Sep 25, 2019 by Leave a Comment
MARENA JANSE VAN RENSBURG A light-sport aircraft built by 25 high school students last week during AirVenture Australia’s Airshow in Parkes, NSW, has successfully flown its maiden flight. Twenty-four boys and one girl from schools … [Read more...]
Groups create space for multicultural expression
Sep 22, 2019 by Leave a Comment
SAMANTHA BALDRY It is not unusual for youth, and especially for multicultural youth, to feel as if their voices aren’t being heard, but a number of organisations in Brisbane are encouraging Australia’s multicultural youth not just to speak … [Read more...]
Steptember raises both fitness and funds
Sep 22, 2019 by Leave a Comment
BRIDGETTE ALI Participants in this year’s Cerebral Palsy Alliance’s (CPA) Steptember challenge are stepping into the final leg of the initiative, raising both funds for the Alliance and their fitness levels. Since September 3, … [Read more...]
