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Thank you to Pat Lenihan
As the bell rings out, in the middle of the day. Offering thanks for our protection, Of which, we should be grateful. I have to…
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Vale: Robyn McInnes – 15.09.1946 – 30.07.2021
A DEVOTED mother and grandmother, a creative who crafted dazzling dance costumes, a devotee of big family Christmases – long-time Rosewood resident, Robyn McInnes, passed…
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Editorial – ‘A bumptious pretender of a Star Chamber’
DANGERS OF SILENT DICTATORS THE Guardian & Tribune’s David and Goliath victory over a bullying State bureaucracy has exposed an alarming trend in Queensland towards…
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Tokyo Silver medallist jumped for the joy of it
Michelle Mason-Brown says she competed in high jump just for the fun of it. It’s an unusual admission for an Olympic and Commonwealth Games medallist,…
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‘Far-reaching and dangerous’: Australian journalists outraged by OIA powers
Leading journalists from across Australia have expressed outrage, disbelief and called for a review of Queensland’s local government watchdog after it sought to use its…
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Fassifern Police
Covid-19 State Border closures continue with restrictions increasing. The gate at Carneys Creek and White Swamp is closed with access limited to those with essential…
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State watchdog silent on threats to journalists, secret recordings
Queensland’s state watchdog has gone silent after serious questions about its conduct were raised by the Guardian & Tribune on Saturday. The Office of the…
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Off the rails: Inland Rail senate inquiry released
The title of the Senate inquiry into the management of the Inland Rail tells all – ‘Inland Rail: Derailed from the start’. The report is…
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‘Disturbing’: Calls for parliamentary inquiry into Office of the Independent Assessor
Federal and state politicians have put aside party differences to back a parliamentary inquiry into Queensland’s local government watchdog. The calls come after the Guardian…
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Cowan is determined to ride her own race
IPSWICH – She has Michelle Payne’s words and deeds as her guide, but apprentice Kate Cowan is blazing her own trail in the saddle –…
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Was Queensland watchdog’s secret recording of councillor legal?
STH EAST QLD – The local government watchdog’s decision to secretly record a Scenic Rim councillor was, likely, lawful. But it was “unusual, ethically puzzling”…
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In the (historical) footsteps of a soldier
Members of the Queensland Living History Federation, ate, slept, and marched as soldiers of the Soviet Army while hiking through the D’Aguilar National Park over…
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