Queensland researchers have developed a new potential breakthrough in the fight against ovarian cancer that could save thousands of Australian women each year. 

The Sunshine Coast Council will continue its feral animal prevention and control program says Environmental Portfolio Councillor Maria Suarez. 

The Councilor notes the increased rabbit invasions over the past year could lead to significant damage on the agriculture, environment and native wildlife if they become established. 

New plans are underway for a Torrens university campus and student accommodation tower in Fortitude Valley. 

The $40 million project will replace the largely unused 19th century Walston department store buildings on the corner of Brunswick and Wickham streets.

As Sydney’s lockdowns continue, Indigenous Australian tourism operators say they are concerned about the sustainability of their businesses due to a lack of visitors to the greater NSW area. 

In a report published by Tourism Research Australia, the Indigenous tourism sector was left particularly vulnerable by the international border closure despite seeing an increased interest from Australian tourists from the city in 2020.

Tunisia has plunged into further chaos with President  Kais Saied suspending parliament and dismissed the Prime Minister, Hichem Mechichi. 

The decision comes after a prolonged period of deadlock between the President, Prime Minister and legislature, all of which has crippled the management of the Covid crisis.

A vaccinated man has tested positive in Brisbane after spending two weeks in hotel quarantine, perplexing state health authorities. 

The man aged in his 40's returned from China earlier in the month, testing negative three different times in quarantine.

After news of his resignation from the Liberal National Party, Campbell Newman is widely expected to bid for the federal senate on a minor party ticket. Mr Newman had blasted his former party on social media for abandoning core values yesterday.

The decade-long on and off development plans for Ipswich CBD have now finally progressed, changing the former ’ghost town’ into a $250 million redevelopment project. 

Tenants and locals have had their confidence boosted due to a recently constructed administration building which has greatly increased CBD activity.