There’s a surge of activity in regional Queensland’s film industry.
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Fathers Day comes in all shapes and sizes
Just in time for Father’s Day Babytalk is talking to dads about some of the very different aspects of parenting. Firstly we meet two dads at the opposite end of the parenting years, they’re talking about how time flies and how to stay part of a child’s life for the long term because as unlikely as it may seem to you at the moment that tiny baby will one day be a reasonably uncommunicative teenager!
Sabrina Bremer's alleged killers remanded in custody after appearing in court
Two people charged with the murder of Logan mother Sabrina Bremer have been remanded in custody after appearing in court.
Human rights concerns in Australia at unprecedented levels, Professor Gillian Triggs says
Australians should be “alert and alarmed” about the erosion of their rights, Australian Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs says.
Quade Cooper returns to Australian rugby, signing three-year contract with Reds
Quade Cooper is coming back to Australian rugby, with the fly-half signing a three-year deal to return to the Reds.
Tougher Queensland smoke alarm laws to be phased in from next January
New laws mandating the installation of photoelectric smoke alarms in all Queensland homes, drafted in response to a coroner’s report on a 2011 house fire that killed 11 people, pass through Parliament overnight.
Three charged over Logan woman Sabrina Bremer's mysterious death
Three people are charged in relation to the death of Logan woman Sabrina Bremer, whose burnt body was spotted on the side of a road in northern NSW.
Michael Calder death: No disciplinary action recommended over lethal morphine levels
No disciplinary action should be taken over the death of a Brisbane man who had been administered lethal levels of morphine in a hospital, a Queensland coroner recommends.
Moreton Bay Rail Link to open early October
The 12.6-kilometre Moreton Bay Rail Link will open in the first week of October, announces the State Government.
Queensland police access social justice advocate's personal file 1,400 times
A Queensland Council for Civil Liberties social advocate has had her personal file accessed by Queensland police 1,400 times since 2008, in what she says is an abuse of privacy.