By Ray Sinclair Queenslanders will decide their next government on October 31. One law which won’t be voted on until after the outcome of the election is a euthanasia bill making it legal for people to end their own lives.…
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Racial justice protestors remain resolute during the pandemic
By Gwyn Lim Racial justice protestors are calling for change in the face of COVID-19, with Brisbane seeing thousands protest for Black Lives Matter and Indigenous deaths in custody. Rallies have not stopped amidst the pandemic as protestors say infection…
Federal family court inquiry faces backlash
The Federal Government is under fire over a new inquiry into the family law system. Many believe family courts are failing Australians but are worried the inquiry will be biased. Ha-Teya Gripske reports.
Drastic rise in domestic violence order breaches
Domestic violence is a huge problem in Australia. So, raising awareness is crucial. James Stephens reports.
Former rugby great in Folau’s corner
Israel Folau’s Rugby career in Australia could be over. An independent panel says his controversial social media posts about homosexuals violated a code of conduct. Chris Smith reports.
Carjacking video shown in court
Shocking video of a carjacking and chase through Melbourne has been played in court. It shows the moment the car’s owner and bystanders tried to fight back. Liam Lo Grande reports.
Arson suspected in Logan house fire
Fire investigators are trying to establish the cause of a blaze in a Crestmead home. They suspect arson. Dom Fay reports.
QPS announce Easter speeding blitz
The traditional Easter road blitz is just around the corner. Police warn they will show no mercy to those speeding, and urge them to watch a new dash cam initiative. Brigitte O’Brien reports.
Murray, Nadal to headline 2019 Brisbane International
Ticket sales have opened for the biggest event in the Queensland tennis calendar. A star-studded player lineup for the Brisbane International is now confirmed. Many matches are expected to sell out. Amy Wilson has more.
Ipswich City Council faces sacking over corruption allegations
The 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. Anna Eyears reports.
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