Tuesday, October 9 Google+ social media service to shut down after private data of at least 500,000 users exposed Alphabet Inc’s Google will shut down the consumer version of its failed social network Google+ and tighten its data-sharing policies after announcing that […]
It’s that time again… the team here at #SheSociety are back into the spirit of the office sweep with The Bachelorette! Join in on the fun and download for yourself with your workplace or group of friends! SheSocietySheSociety is a site […]
Cancer Council calls for Australian review amid Roundup cancer concerns Australia’s peak cancer body is calling for an independent review into the world’s most popular weedkiller, which has been linked to non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Cancer Council Australia is concerned there has not been […]
Bowerbird Collection Launch their latest designs in which they translated original oil paintings into textile prints to create totally unique apparel. Each piece is designed in house and sewn in Brisbane. Check out the gallery of the event below! Shop their collection here. […]
Katarina Carroll Commissioner, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner Carroll chairs the QFES Board and is on the Board of the Public Safety Business Agency (PSBA). She is also on the Board of the Australasian Fire Authorities Council (AFAC), is a member […]
Katarina Carroll Commissioner of the Queensland Police Service Katarina Carroll has been the Commissioner of the Queensland Police Service since July 2019. She is the first female commissioner of QPS and was formerly the Commissioner of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services […]
In my part of the world the weather is warming up and Spring has certainly sprung , which leaves us all rushing to our wardrobes thinking what am I going to wear? Luckily, I headed out to the L’adore & co Spring […]
Scouts Australia apologises to child abuse victims SCOUTS Australia has apologised to those who were sexually abused as children by members of its organisation. The apology is part of Scouts Australia’s commitment to acknowledge and address the harm some members suffered and […]
Catch A Falling Star: A Sort of True Story About Growing Up A Little- By Katie M Little In 1974 Jeanne Little burst into the living rooms of millions of households across Australia with her first appearance on The Mike Walsh Show – […]
American Express Openair Cinemas is bringing more than movies to Brisbane this Spring, as an exciting festival program of food, fun and flicks is revealed, with American Express Card Members receiving a range of exclusive benefits. FOOD Purveyors of fine food and […]
Brisbane’s biggest shopping party invites you to Shop Under the Stars On Friday 5 October, Brisbane’s biggest shopping party is back and better than ever. In a collaboration between QueensPlaza, The Myer Centre and Wintergarden, Shop Brisbane City will transform the heart […]
Sydney never ceases to disappoint. I visit around three to four times a year to attend writing workshops with my writing colleagues. During this time, I manage to include cultural activities based around Sydney’s artistic arena, and there is always something different […]
Tampon tax to go, with states and territories agreeing to remove GST from sanitary products After an 18-year campaign, the 10 per cent tax on tampons and pads will be removed after states and territories agreed to make sanitary products exempt from […]
Ninety five years ago, Queensland, as is the case today, was in the grip of a devastating drought which was crippling farmers. A report in the North Queensland Register newspaper of the day said “the continued dry weather is causing the gravest […]
Australia’s surveillance laws could damage internet security globally, overseas critics say Australia’s new technology surveillance laws are drawing increasing scrutiny from international privacy groups and technology companies. Crimes, smartphone applications and data can cross borders thanks to the internet, and the proposed […]
When it comes to holidaying in exotic locations within reasonable reach of Australia, most travellers (other than backpackers) first have to decide if they want to stay at a luxury hotel or hire a luxury villa. Families and groups of friends are […]
Scott Morrison says he will nominate Dr Kirstin Ferguson to be the ABC’s acting chair, after a week of unprecedented chaos at the national broadcaster. Key points: The nomination comes after chairman Justin Milne resigned amid accusations he interfered with the ABC’s […]
Bill Lucky is a London gangster with a string of international pawn shops. He’s teamed up with a Chinese triad to conceal illegal casinos. He’s infiltrated Melbourne and watch out folks, he’s now come to Brisbane. So goes the fictional story created […]
Vanessa Fowler of The Allison Baden-Clay Foundation, along with the MATE Bystander program were invited to speak at Junction Australia’s Unmasking DV event in Adelaide. The event aimed to educate businesses and the community on recognising domestic and family violence, and empower […]
THURSDAY, September 27 US President Donald Trump says he could change his mind about Brett Kavanaugh and withdraw his nomination for the Supreme Court based on upcoming testimony about alleged sexual misconduct. Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused Mr Kavanaugh of a […]
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