Written by Keira Wallace According to the World Health Organisation more than 800 women die every day due to complications from giving birth. Countries such as Uganda, Afghanistan and Tanzania account for more than 95 percent of these deaths. The…
Month: June 2016
QUT TV News – Friday 3 June 2016
The headlines, Queensland’s south east is on a severe weather alert. South East Queensland is today five hours closer to Canada, a new direct international flight could boost tourism and economic relationships. Acting Premier Jackie Trad has turned the first…
Wild weather to storm through south east Queensland
Queensland’s south east is on a severe weather alert. The State could be lashed by similar conditions to a killer storm in May last year. A low pressure trough is intensifying. It’s expected to bring heavy rain and damaging winds…
Canada plans finally take flight
Believe it or not, South East Queensland is today five hours closer to Canada. A new direct international flight could boost tourism and economic relationships. Bryce Heaton reports.
Building boom or saturation gloom?
Acting Premier Jackie Trad has turned the first sod on a $170 million office tower in Fortitude Valley. This latest development comes as a leading economist warns the commercial and residential market is over-saturated. Kaydan Howison reports.
Turnbull brings backing for Briggs
It’s the half-way mark in the Federal Election campaign. Today, Bill Shorten’s been under pressure over his stance on business tax. While Malcolm Turnbull has come to the rescue of a former minister facing the loss of his seat. Zarisha…
Lord Mayor addresses nation’s Big Issue
‘The Big Issue’ is 20 years old today. The magazine’s anniversary edition includes an extra 28 pages, highlighting key achievements over the past two decades. Keira Wallace reports.
Movie World celebrates 25 years in true Hollywood style
Movie World turned 25 today. Tweety Bird, Bugs Bunny and a host of superheroes and Hollywood stars, turned out to wish the theme park a happy birthday. Samantha Cheney reports.
CIP2: Staff and students jump for joy
Now, the final of our three special reports, on QUT’s new Creative Industries Precinct. We look at how the space measures up for those who use it every day the students and teachers. Adriana Mageros reports.
QUT TV News – Thursday 2 June 2016
The headlines, it was the moment families had waited decades for the remains of 33 Australians, most service personnel, were returned to home soil. Sam Thaiday has come under fire for his ‘virginity’ post-match Origin reference. The Weather Bureau’s warning…
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