KommunityTV has cemented itself as the home of netball in the Sunshine State this year, and it’s only going to get better as the attention turns to the next generation. Find out what junior events we will stream in 2023. A new partnership between KommunityTV and Netball Queensland will bring the best young talents across … [Read more…]
A Central Queensland mother of two has set her sights on tackling 22kms this week to raise awareness and funds for research to beat prostate cancer after her dad’s diagnosis. Krystal Feather’s dad, Tony Dew, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in January 2022 and had robotic surgery to remove his prostate in April. Mrs Feather … [Read more…]
Grounding of affordable air services to the Torres Strait has forced travellers to make perilous trips in open boats for months while Skytrans submits flight data to prove routes are safe. Skytrans has been conducting safety tests to prove to the Civil Aviation Safety Authority that commercial flights with full payloads can safely resume on … [Read more…]
Queensland’s high flyers in the world of politics, business and sport have opened up about their school days – and some of the memories are awkward. But these high flyers had to start somewhere, and The Courier-Mail has sifted through the archives to discover the schools that moulded them. We’ve also interviewed them about those … [Read more…]
Queensland’s high flyers in the world of politics, business and sport have opened up about their school days – and some of the memories are awkward. But these high flyers had to start somewhere, and The Courier-Mail has sifted through the archives to discover the schools that moulded them. We’ve also interviewed them about those … [Read more…]
Queensland’s high flyers in the world of politics, business and sport have opened up about their school days – and some of the memories are awkward. But these high flyers had to start somewhere, and The Courier-Mail has sifted through the archives to discover the schools that moulded them. We’ve also interviewed them about those … [Read more…]
Some of Geelong’s very best will receive honours this King’s Birthday, acknowledging the outstanding contribution they’ve made to the community. SEE THE FULL LIST Check out the Geelong Advertiser’s full list of honorees. Margaret Markovic When police officers knocked on Margaret Markovic’s door in May 2004, her world was turned on its head. The Lara … [Read more…]
Bar and hotel staff are being forced to walk frightened tourists back to CBD hotels as alcohol-fuelled violence blights the city’s most popular areas. Authorities are battling alcohol-fuelled violence and anti-social behaviour blighting Adelaide’s most popular areas amid reports harassment and petty CBD street crime is still a “big problem”. Police and agency officials have … [Read more…]
Shock reform to create a 800km gillnet free zone throughout the northern third of the Great Barrier Reef will cripple Queensland’s wild caught seafood industry, according to commercial fishers. Cairns Professional Game Fishing spokesman Daniel McCarthy says the Palaszczuk government’s fishing limit on Spanish mackerels in north Queensland is impacting “hardworking Queenslanders”. More $160m will … [Read more…]
A Belmont woman has told how she can’t afford to buy petrol as the crippling cost-of-living crisis heaps more pressure on struggling families. Maryse Symons, 50, says she is having to ask charities for help to afford to put fuel in her car and says many like her are being forced to choose between “petrol, … [Read more…]