Ron S. Peno And The Superstitions: Do The Understanding
<p><span lang="en-US">- </span><span lang="en-US"><em>Do The Understanding</em></span><span lang="en-US"> is the third album for Ron S.
Darkside: Spiral
<p>- <em>Spiral</em> feels like it’s <strong>Dave Harrington</strong>’s guitars in charge with <strong>Nicholas Jaar</strong>’s production in service, punching it up beyond what any guitar band could sound like without him. Don’t be surprised if you see both their names on production credits of other guitar-driven acts soon, because the flavours being brought to the table here are the most innovative thing about Darkside’s latest outing.</p>
Employment Minister Announces State Shortage in Apprenticeships
New figures show apprentice shortages in Queensland are worsening at an alarming rate.
The state government has failed to deliver its promised thirteen thousand apprentices and the major shortfall is hurting a wide variety of industries including food, beauty and construction.
Brisbanes Night Cafe providing for the homeless
Brisbane City Hall’s Night Cafe has been a safe sanctuary that homeless youth have relied on for 20 years.
The Thursday Night Cafe provides young people aged 12 to 25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness a safe space to come and get a hot meal, clothing, hygiene products or have a shower.
School Children Holding Weapons Face Online Scrutiny
Images of Queensland school children in the local region of Gayndah holding guns and rocket launchers have received swift backlash from social media users.
Mayor Rachel Chambers defended the online photographs saying they had been misconstrued and blown out of proportion by critics on social media.
Effects of Climate Chnage on Farmers
Australian farmers have lost an average of thirty thousand dollars a year in profits over the past twenty years due to climate change.
In its latest report, the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) found a decline in rainfall from 2001-2021 subjecting farmers to lower returns.
Archaeologists Discover 2200 Year Old Ship
An underwater archaeological mission in Egypt's Bay of Aboukir has uncovered an extremely rare ship, believed to be over 2200 years old.
Archaeologists from the Hilti Foundation's Franck Goddio underwater team were exploring the ancient Thonis-Heracleion site, when they came across a Ptolemaic warship.
Robotic Exoskeleton Built for Wheelchair Bound Son
A French dad has built a robotic exoskeleton to help his wheelchair-bound son walk.
Fastened to his shoulders, chest, waist, knees and feet, the exoskeleton allows Oscar, who has a genetic neurological condition, to walk across rooms and turn around through voice activation.
Queensland's first Hydrogen Powered cars
Some of Queensland’s first hydrogen-powered cars have hit the streets and are revving their way towards a zero-emissions travel revolution.
Fire Ant Plague Worsens
The number of fire ant nests plaguing Brisbane backyards have skyrocketed, with confirmed cases five times higher than in 2014.
Fire ant nest sites have risen from nine hundred in 2014 to a reported eight thousand six hundred in 2020.