In this bulletin, The tragic deaths of four children and three adults in Margaret River, Western Australia. They died on a farm, in what’s thought to be a murder suicide case. Australia’s Southern states are battening down the hatches. Wild…
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Four children and three adults found dead on remote WA property
The tragic deaths of four children and three adults in Margaret River, Western Australia. They died on a farm, in what’s thought to be a murder suicide case. Claire Boughey reports.
Tough tipple for beer judges
It’s a tough day at the office for some particularly those judging the Australian International Beer Awards. There were 2,000 entries from 40 countries. Georgia Indian reports.
QUT TV News – Thursday 10 May 2018
In this bulletin, the Government’s budget pitch has been overshadowed by the resignation of four Labor MPs with dual citizenship. Now Labor leader Bill Shorten is under fire. A cold snap is bringing wintery scenes and blustery weather to some…
QUT Radio News – Thursday 10 May 2018
The headlines, power Bills and Climate Change – the intersection between science, dollars, and politics. As the dual citizenship row continues for politicians, we talk to a couple who are taking the plunge and become new Aussies. Donald Trump claims…
QUT TV News – Wednesday 9 May 2018
In this bulletin, a High Court decision took centre stage on day one of the Federal Budget sell. Middle income families are the key winners in this year’s Federal budget. The 2018 Budget is being called a ‘crowd pleaser’ at…
QUT TV News – Tuesday 8 May 2018
In this bulletin, Hundreds of Queenslanders have said their final goodbyes to former Deputy Premier Terry Mackenroth. Treasurer Scott Morrison is promising tax relief for Australians and more money for aged care and infrastructure in tonight’s federal budget. Queensland lobby…
QUT Radio News – Tuesday 8 May 2018
The headlines, Brisbane commuters set to win in this year’s Federal Budget. New research calls for teens to start school later in the day. The autumn of 2018 has been warmer than average, but that’s about to change with an…
QUT TV News – Friday 4 May 2018
In this bulletin, it’s been a frustrating and worrying day for emergency workers, Telstra and Australians facing a crisis. Some Ipswich Councillors have indicated they won’t back down over the corruption crisis now facing council. Fans of one of Brisbane’s…
QUT TV News – Thursday 3 May 2018
In this bulletin, Ipswich City Council is to be sacked over allegations of corruption against some members. The mayor has stepped aside and the Queensland Government will appoint an administrator. The Commonwealth Bank is under fire for apparently losing two…
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