NAIDOC: For Our Elders
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Thalep Ahmat
What does this year's theme, ‘For Our Elders’ mean to you?
For Our Elders is probably the most...
Celebrating NAIDOC
National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday) to recognise First Nations peoples'...
Beef corridor councils eager for shift
With Central and Western Queensland roads prioritised under the Queensland Beef Corridors (QBC) set to receive $100 million in funding from the Queensland Government...
Thriving as an empath in a connected world
Have you ever felt an overwhelming rush of sadness or joy while talking to someone?
Or found yourself getting teary-eyed watching a TV show...
Women’s Regatta success
The Inaugural Road Tech Marine's 2023 Keppel Bay Sailing Club Women's Regatta ran on 17-18 June with 45 ladies hitting the water as part...
Cost of living crisis
With the cost-of-living crisis showing no signs of letting up soon, and utility bills set to soar even further, The Salvation Army is seeing...
As Xi looms, NZ’s Mahuta confirms ‘robust’ China talks
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will soon meet China's President Xi Jinping, unsure whether he will be given praise or a tongue-lashing.
The Kiwi...
Man sentenced to life for US gay nightclub shooting
A 23-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after pleading guilty to murder and other crimes in...
Bus tragedy newlyweds pay tribute at victim’s service
The bride and groom whose wedding ended in the Hunter Valley bus crash tragedy were among mourners at the funeral of one of the...
Beauty of strawberry fields and flavours combines
Following a concept of celebrating all things strawberry and how better than to be able to see them grow around you whilst enjoying this...
Vic Police accused of racism in handing out COVID fines
Victoria Police officers have been accused of racial profiling, with a damning report showing they disproportionately targeted people of non-Anglo appearance during the pandemic.
African,...
‘Egregious breach’: Teen’s sentence cut after isolation
Locking up children, ignoring their human rights and focusing on punishment rather than rehabilitation is turning young people into criminals.
That's the opinion of Indigenous...
Police appealing for information on burglary
Police are appealing for information and vision following an overnight burglary at Yeppoon.
Between 9.30pm on Wednesday, 1 April, and 3.55am on Thursday, 2 April,...
