The Games Come To Brisbane

After 6 years of planning from the Queensland Government, it was announced last night by the international Olympic Committee that Brisbane will be the host city of the 2032 olympic games.

Brisbane will be the smallest populated city to host the games since Helinski in 1954 but IOC president says it was Australia’s passion and love for the sport that really brought the bid over the edge.

Scomo: It is a Race

Scott Morrison said he regrets saying the vaccine rollout was “not a race” and takes responsibility for the rollout problems, promising to find solutions fast.

The rollout program is 2 months behind schedule, with only 14.5% of eligible Australians fully vaccinated and 3 states currently in lockdown. 

 

Scott Morrison faces criticisms for handling of COVID-19 Crisis

Federal Opposition Leader of the Labor Party, Anthony Albanese, has criticized Prime Minister, Scott Morrison for “going missing whenever there’s a crisis”. 

Critics argue that whenever an issue arises, Scott Morrison conveniently stops making press conferences in attempts to reduce pressure on the Government's handling of said crisis   . 

Brisbane on the brink of hosting the 2032 Olympic Games

In a matter of hours, Brisbane will find out if it's been successful in its bid to be the host city of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic games.

If the Queensland capital gets the backing of the International Olympic Committee, it'll be the third time an Australian city has hosted an Olympic Games after Melbourne in 1956 and, Sydney in 2000.

Debate over the usage of shark nets

Gold Coast conservationists are sparking public debates on the usage of shark nets after the release of a highly anticipated documentary calling for changes to our shark control measures, which haven’t been altered in 59 years. 

"A lot of people think shark nets are a barrier. They're not — they're a fishing device." said film director, Andre Borell.