Fraser Island will get their first Indigenous rangers, with State Government confirming it will provide funding to the Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation to fill the positions.

Four Indigenous rangers will work alongside rangers from the Department of Parks and Wildlife, focusing on preserving Indigenous cultural values, weed management, and maintaining the islands facilities.

Butchulla man Luke Barrowcliffe says this is a great opportunity to get Indigenous people living and working on country again.

The Queensland Government won’t reveal what future use it has in mind for facial recognition software, which was put in place for the Commonwealth Games.

Civil liberties campaigners say that the Government’s refusal to reveal their future plans for the software is a disturbing development in mass surveillance.

Recently, facial recognition software was reportedly used by Chinese authorities to identify a man in a crowd of 60,000 concert-goers.

A two year inquiry into the death of legendary musician Prince, has resulted in no criminal charges being filed.

Cuba’s new president Miguel Diaz-Canel on Thursday became the country’s first leader in nearly 60 years who was not named Castro.

The Chinese Military has challenged three Australian warships as they travelled through the South China Sea earlier this month.

Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest says cancer patients’ data could help with finding a more effective cancer treatment.

The outback town of Winton has rebuilt its iconic Waltzing Matilda centre after it burnt down three years ago.

A Bundaberg butcher was told to destroy 500 kilos of meat after it was revealed the water in his suburb contained unsafe levels of PFAS chemicals.