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Author: Paxton Roth

Final evidence given at Tostee murder trial

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 14, 2016 Posted in Courts, Crime, News, QUT News

Evidence has finished in the trial of the man charged with the murder of a woman who plunged 14 floors from a Gold Coast balcony. But the jury won’t deliver a verdict until next week. The case of Gable Tostee …

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RSPCA under tick pressure

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 14, 2016 Posted in News Tagged with Animals

October is not a good time of the year for the RSCPA. The animal welfare group is trying to deal with the start of the tick season and is also overwhelmed by people surrendering animals. Jessica McGrath reports.

PNG exhibition at Queensland Art Gallery

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 14, 2016 Posted in Arts, News, World

The art and culture of our nearest neighbour, Papua New Guinea, has turned heads at the Queensland Art Gallery. It was a feast for the eyes and highlighted the importance of the relationship between the two countries. Eilish Massie reports.

Pyjama party raises funds for cancer

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 14, 2016 Posted in Funny, Health, News

Many women would hate to be seen in an upmarket hotel in their PJ’s – it’s just not the done thing! But if it raises money for cancer prevention, why not? And that’s what dozens of women have done. Talissa …

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It’s official, Wally Lewis is a legend!

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 14, 2016 Posted in News, Sport, World

Queensland Rugby League great, Wally Lewis is now officially a sporting legend. The ‘King’ has become the 38th Hall of Fame member to be elevated to the higher status. Jennifer Martinez reports.

Touring rock star hurt in Sydney crash

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 14, 2016 Posted in News Tagged with Traffic

American rock star, Frank Iero and members of his band were rushed to hospital after a serious crash in Sydney’s CBD. Iero, once part of rock group “My Chemical Romance,” is on tour in Australia. Johnny Tsui reports.

Queensland legalises medicinal cannabis

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 13, 2016 Posted in Health, News, Politics, State

Medicinal cannabis will soon be legal to access in Queensland. State Parliament passed the legislation, the first of its kind in Australia. Those suffering life-threatening conditions have welcomed the changes. Lily Nothling reports.

Evidence concludes at Tostee trial

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 13, 2016 Posted in Courts, Crime, News

The final witness in the Gable Tostee murder trial has told the court the victim had 80 separate injuries to her body. It’s the fourth day of the trial into Warriena Wright’s death. Natalie O’Brien reports.

Lions captain in trade talk

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 13, 2016 Posted in News, QUT News, Sport

AFL’s trade week continues to surprise. There’s speculation that Lions captain Tom Rockliff may be changing clubs. And Hawthorn has traded a triple Premiership player. Paxton Roth reports.

New calls from artists to scrap lockout laws

By Paxton Roth Posted on October 13, 2016 Posted in Arts, News, Politics, QUT News, State

There are fresh calls for the state government to reconsider its controversial lockout laws. While Fortitude Valley stakeholders are aiming to promote a more positive Brisbane nightlife. Reece D’Alessandro reports.

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