by Jade McGarry Making an audience feel emotionally vulnerable by a group of strangers at 8AM in the morning is …
The Saints marched in and saved the day
BY MONIQUE ST CLAIR The Carrara Saints AFL team has come to the rescue of Carrara local man forced …
New technique to grow avocado trees could make shortages of the fruit a thing of the past
RUBY PASCOE The new stem cell multiplication method could increase avocado production in Queensland by supplying 500-fold more avocado plants …
Trams to link whole GC by 2030
TALISA ELEY Just three years ago, trams were a foreign concept in Queensland, but now the Gold Coast is bustling …
Revitalising ‘The Spit’
The Doug Jennings park at the Gold Coast’s Seaway Spit is set to see vast improvements following the approval of …
Residents concerned as mining begins at Bald Hills
MEG BOLTON Despite seven years of resident action aimed at stopping the plans, sand and gravel extraction has started in …
North Stradbroke home to ‘treasure trove’ of ancient wetlands
MADDELIN MCCOSKER Scientists from the University of Adelaide and the Queensland government have uncovered a ‘treasure trove’ of ancient wetlands …
State Library Celebrating Indigenous Literacy day
MARNIE CRUICKSHANK National Indigenous Literacy Day will be celebrated with a special event at the Queensland State Library on Wednesday. …
National building awards recognise young talent
JACKSON PAINE The Australian Institute of Building held their annual awards ceremony in Brisbane on Saturday night, as the …
An uncertain future: recognizing the experience of Australia’s refugees
MATTHEW WOTHERSPOON Poverty, famine, disease. It’s an image antonymous with first-world life. But for refugees who have been forced to …