A new warning from scientists about the cost of rising sea levels. A report released today, says it could cost $50 billion to repair damaged coastal infrastructure in Queensland and recommends preventative action begins immediately. Gabrielle Boland reports.
Day: September 17, 2014
Qld assets could be leased
Queensland’s assets could be leased to private companies for up to ninety nine years, as part of a new Government effort to generate revenue. The LNP’s privatisation proposal aims to address the eighty billion dollars of debt, it says Labor…
Eat Safe program recipe for success
Brisbane City Council says its Eat Safe program is proving to be a recipe for success. Figures for the past year show the hospitality industry continues to maintain high food health and safety standards. Damian Staveley reports.
Abbott joins anti-truancy push
Prime Minister Tony Abbott went on a unique school bus in Arnhem Land today. He says school attendance is pivotal to his plan to improve conditions in indigenous communities. Alex Trezise reports.
Beenleigh to transform
Beenleigh is getting a makeover, into a place of cultural exchange and activity. The Logan City Council says the ambitious project is also great news for jobs. Kate Darvall reports.
Harvey free to face Swans
Brent Harvey’s AFL tribunal charges have been dropped following evidence presented by Geelong player Joel Selwood. North Melbourne thanked Selwood for his help in clearing the Kangaroo veteran’s name. Bella Treston reports.
Guide Dogs Qld showcase new technology
There was a very different Expo in Brisbane today. Guide Dogs Queensland showcased their latest training aids and technology, with the help of a few special people. Whitney Angell reports.
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