Hawthorn midfielder Jordan Lewis is even closer to making a controversial move to the Demons this AFL trade period. Elisabeth Moss reports.
Day: October 17, 2016
QUT Web News – Mon 17 Oct 2016
In this bulletin: One man still seriously ill in a Gold Coast hospital after taking a mystery drug that has Schoolies organisers worried. The Supreme Court jury in the trial of a man accused of the high-rise murder of a…
National bird count takes off
A real life Pokemon Go is swapping the fictional characters … for our feathered natives. The Aussie Backyard Bird Count has taken off as part of National Bird Week. Ashleigh Dwan reports.
Mystery drug batch sparks fear for Schoolies
A man is fighting for life after consuming a mystery drug, which has left 15 others in hospital on the Gold Coast. There are fears Schoolies may fall victim to the same batch. Emma Francis reports.
Smart phones the next phase in solar energy technology
People with solar powered homes can now control their usage with smart phones. A Brisbane company developed the idea to take advantage of evolving solar battery technology. Josh Martin reports.
New security laws hit first dual-national terrorist
The first dual-national terrorist is set to be stripped of their Australian citizenship, under new security laws. But Pauline Hanson says the controversial laws should be taken even further. Molly Houseman reports.
Man released after Kelvin Grove knife incident
A 39-year-old Kelvin Grove man has appeared in court, after an incident involving a knife this morning. The man was released on bail and will appear again next month. Kate Lavrencic reports.
Jury retires to consider Tostee verdict
The jury in the trial of accused Tinder date killer Gable Tostee has retired to consider its verdict. Earlier, the Supreme Court judge clearly explained their options in the murder trial. Joseph Ogilvie reports.
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