Insurance bills have jumped by almost 30 per cent over the past year. The Insurance Council says costs will grow as natural disasters become more intense.
The Calile Hotel is opening its doors for curious art and book lovers to enjoy cultural conversations and events.
Queer arts and culture are at the core of this year’s MELT Festival of theatre,art and exhibitions returning to Brisbane Powerhouse.
Jon Rouse APM,who retired from the Queensland police force last year,will head a new commission to assist the victims of crime.
Toowoomba’s Carnival of Flowers is back for another year – but this month-long event is about more than just bright blooms.
“We want to bring new things to light the city up in a way that speaks deeply to this place and for our audiences.”
The teachers and support staff will walk out of classrooms on Wednesday to take a stand over high workloads and low wages.
The Ekka committee is playing Cupid this year,encouraging singles to find their true match at the Stockmen’s Bar.
Commuters grind to a halt for 18 minutes out of every hour at south-east Queensland’s slowest level crossing.
An inner-Brisbane school has set up half a dozen demountables and will refuse most out-of-catchment enrolments next year as it bursts at the seams.
Nuclear power should be ‘on the table’ for clean energy overall,2032 organising committee president Andrew Liveris said on Saturday as the iconic rings and Agitos go on display around the state.