A Queensland woman pleads guilty to murder at an Adelaide court hearing, so will not proceed to trial over the killing of her friend’s grandfather.
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Queensland Road Safety Week 2017
Queensland Road Safety Week will run between August 21-25 and is chance for all Queenslanders to get involved in making our roads safer. ‘Speaking up for road safety’ is the focus and we’re encouraging the whole community to have their… Read Post
What does the CWA smell like?
This year marks the Country Women’s Association’s 95th anniversary in Queensland and to celebrate the group is launching its own perfume.
Police have a night in for White Ribbon
Fortitude Valley Police recently hosted a White Ribbon Night In event at the New Farm Cinemas with a screening of “Wonder Woman – Rise of the Warrior”. The “night in” enabled North Brisbane District Domestic and Family Violence Coordinator Sergeant… Read Post
The day I fell from Brisbane's Story Bridge
In an attempt to end her life, Donna Thistlethwaite fell from Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge. Fate intervened and she miraculously survived. Her experience is a cautionary, but life-affirming tale that after the dark days, life can be “great”.
Storeperson – AM shift – Brisbane QLD
This company is renowned for the way it values their employees. You will gain stability, training and career opportunities with this famous company. 6 month…
Picker – Packer – Warehouse Assistant – All Rounder – Loganholme QLD
Reporting to the Warehouse and Branch Manager, you will form part of our growing team and be required to work independently at times. This will require a…
Casual – Retail Sales Assistants – Tech2go – Brisbane QLD
On-trend, exciting and approachable, our Tech2go business is an innovative electronic accessories concept. From headphones to appcessories, covers, chargers,…
Customer Service Officer – Call Centre – Brisbane QLD
Our client, is a State Government Statutory Authority that regulates the building and construction industry. They do so by providing information, advice and…
Towing fees to be capped in Queensland after complaints about dodgy operators
Queensland’s tow truck industry will be regulated and fees capped at $250 under new fast-tracked laws. It comes after complaints that people who parked on private property were being charged exorbitant fees to get their cars back.