Brisbane residents left with a bad taste in their mouths
Brisbane residents have been told the earthy taste of tap water is set to continue.
Queensland’s bulk water supply authority seqwater says some residents in Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan have noticed a difference in smell and taste.
Seqwater says, “this is due to an increase in naturally occurring organic compounds… following recent weather”
This is set to stick around as the wet weather continues into the weekend.
New technology set to detect bushfires from space
A gold coast based rocket company could soon be sending bushfire detecting satellites into space.
In talks with the Australian Space Agency and the Canadian Government, the local company is on track to launch its first rocket later this year.
The technology will be able to detect bushfires, help fertilise crops and improve phone and internet coverage.
Djokovic to compete in Aus Open
The decision to cancel tennis star Novak Djokovic’s visa has been overturned by the Federal Circuit Court yesterday.
Djokovic’s parents took to social media saying his human rights were taken away and he was “tortured” while he was detained.
As a result of this, many people have taken to social media to thank the tennis star for exposing the conditions of Australian detention centres. One user wrote “Glad Djokovic is exposing the Australian Government’s treatment of the trapped asylum seekers.”
Pakistan has nominated their first female judge for supreme court
Justice Ayesha Malik has been widely praised for her contributions to gender equality in the country, having given landmark verdicts including banning virginity testing on rape victims.
Nighat Dad, a digital rights lawyer and human rights activist, says Malik’s appointment is a historic move for the judicial system and opens up endless opportunities for women in the legal field.
Ayesha Malik’s appointment is supported by the chief justice of Pakistan and will go to a parliamentary panel for confirmation.
Josh Guinan: Dark Essence
In no specific order:
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#9 Horskh: Wire
#8 Hostile Architect: Lowgradelife
#7 Jerm: Jerm
#6 Mildreda: I Was Never Really There
#5 Perturbator: Lustful Sacraments
#4 Shiv-r: Kill God Ascend
#3 Siva Six: DeathCult
#2 Sturm Café: Fernes Land
#1 Youth Code x King Yosef: A Skeleton Key In The Doors Of Depression
Andy Paine: The Paradigm Shift
In no specific order:
#10 High Contrast: Notes from the underground
#9 Liz Stringer: First time really feeling
#8 Chasing Ghosts: Homelands
#7 Kidi Band: So good
#6 Chassm: Falling forever
#5 The Rebel Riot: One day
#4 Rivermouth: Subtropical metropolis?
#3 The Bug: Fire
#2 Various Artists: Sounds of Pamoja
#1 Sam Fender: Seventeen going under
Linda Finlay: Alphabet Soup
In no specific order:
#10 WHALEHOUSE: Latte Art for Beginners
#9 Jesswar: Tropixx
#8 Baker Boy: Gela
#7 The Muslims: Fuck these Fucking Facists
#6 Olivia's World: Tuff 2B Tender
#5 Amyl & the Sniffers: Comfort to Me
#4 IDLES: Crawler
#3 Full Flower Moon Band: Death or Hell
#2 Nice Biscuit: Create / Simulate
#1 Kill Bell: I don't think that I have what you want
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1. WHALEHOUSE - Latte Art For Beginners
2. Miiesha - Smoke EP
3. BARKAA - Blak Matriarchy
4. Amyl And The Sniffers - Comfort To Me
5. Tia Gostelow - Valley Nights (Feat. Sahara Beck & Hope D) (Single)
6. WAAX - Most Hated Girl (Single)
7. Fingerless - Leaf Of Stone / You Are Going To Die (Single)
8. Spring Hill Walkers Club - Panic Attack EP
9. Eliza & The Delusionals - Nothing Yet (Single)
10. Flangipanis - Fuckin' Woo
11. Bad Pharmer - Bottle Of Beer (Grzane Piwo) (Single)
Kurt: Rusted Satellites
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#9 Big Brave: Vital
#8 Divide and Dissolve: Gas Lit
#7 HTRK: Rhinestones
#6 YEARNSON//AS
#5 Andrew Tuttle: Live at The Tivoli (Brisbane, 2020)
#4 Hollie Kenniff: The Quiet Drift
#3 Arushi Jain: Under the Lilac Sky
#2 Birds of Passage: The Last Garden
#1 Kevin Richard Martin: Melting Point
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