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Brunch for good
Pink food – ranging from salmon mornay to pink donuts, watermelon and feta salad, and a pair of breast-shaped cheesecakes – was the order of
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Brotherhood aims to transform disability care
Clayfield local Max Gow is only 22, but he has already touched the lives of many men of all ages throughout Southeast Queensland since founding
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A family warmed by New Farm Park
It’s late Sunday afternoon, it’s August, the sun is dropping quickly and there’s a slight chill in the air I’ve returned from another afternoon in
The voice of the next generation – 2024 high school graduates
What has been your favourite memory of senior year? Alice: Formal was definitely the highlight of the year. It was so good to see everyone
Transport at capacity – November 2024
As former state Labor ministers adjust to the cost of living crisis caused by the sudden drop in their salaries and the non-appearance of their chauffeur-driven chariots to convey them to their lovely offices overlooking the city, they will at least be able to take advantage of the 50c public transport fares they introduced in the pre-election every-child-wins-a-prize handout frenzy for which we will now all have to pay.
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Merthyr Bowls Club celebrates 75 years
The historic Merthyr Bowls Club marks its 75th anniversary this October, now a vibrant, modern community club that promotes barefoot bowling. Greg Mahony, a Merthyr
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New Farm Park: an unlikely housing legacy
Former Brisbane City Councillor for Central Ward, Deputy Mayor and now artist, Dr David Hinchliffe has many memories of New Farm Park. This is an
No housing crisis for millionaires – August 2024
Aren’t you sick of being told by Councils and developers we need extra development because of the ‘housing crisis’?
When someone wants to get extra development on their site, they shout “housing crisis”! Let’s be real. Almost all development in the inner city is for million-dollar units or multi-million dollar houses.
Someone should explain to Council: THERE IS NO HOUSING CRISIS FOR MILLIONAIRES.