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Queensland counsellors want to be included in the Medicare rebate scheme to assist overworked regional psychologists.

After spending years poring over new house plans, John and Chris Winkelmann found an innovative solution to their building dilemma by going on a 270-kilometre drive across Central Queensland.

Veterinarians in north-west Queensland are concerned after the region recorded what is believed to be its first locally acquired case of ehrlichiosis.

This will be the first time the CCC has been subject to a royal commission-style inquiry since its inception as the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) in late 1989. So why is it happening now and who is going to put it under the microscope?

A short and sharp heatwave is coming down on south-east Queensland, with temperatures to reach 38 degrees Celsius in inland parts of the region, prompting authorities to ask the community to limit electricity use.

Unsure what's required in your child's classroom? We've broken down the rules around face masks and rapid testing for each state and territory.

Scott McDougall statement comes after Citipointe Christian College asked families to sign agreement denouncing homosexuality

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Decades after his landmark corruption inquiry led to the downfall of Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Fitzgerald will investigate the state’s CCC

Tony Fitzgerald, who led a landmark 1989 inquiry into Queensland government corruption, will lead a royal commission into the corruption watchdog.

The Queensland Government announces a six-month Commission of Inquiry into the state’s corruption watchdog which will be chaired by Tony Fitzgerald, the head of the Fitzgerald Inquiry into corruption in the late 80s.