Katter’s Australian Party Hinchinbrook MP Nick Dametto warns the mandatory ‘Check in Qld’ app is a form of ‘Big Brother’ style mass community surveillance.

Mr Dametto has argued the police should be prohibited from accessing the data, especially if the Queensland Government wants to maintain community confidence.

Queensland is set to boost the tourism sector recovery as 38,000 Holiday Dollars vouchers are expected to be released.

Furthermore, the Sunshine State has $380 million worth of major events planned for the second half of 2021, including a cycling festival, an outback golf tournament, and the TV WEEK Logie Awards.

Logan Hospital reveals its parking costs of the new multi-storey car park for the first time. 

With 15 minutes free the first hour, people parking here will be charged just three dollars for the first hour, making Logan hospital one of the cheapest parking spots on the southside. 

National Disability Insurance Scheme Minister Linda Reynolds announced on Friday the government had agreed not to make any legislative changes to the scheme, committing to consult on any future amendments.

The disability community says trust in the federal government has been "destroyed" by scrapping controversial plans for independent assessments for participants of the NDIS.

In Australia’s effort to bring forward millions of Pfizer vaccine doses, former MP Kevin Rudd may have some influence in reaching this target.

As Scott Morrison has not yet directly contacted the Pfizer chairman, Albert Bourla, about Australia’s vaccine shortage problem, Kevin Rudd stepped in as a concerned Australian citizen to get discussions going, talking to Dr Bourla in late June.

Calls for Australia to take action against the Myanmar junta for targeting and attacking medical workers treating victims of violence.

Since the 1st of February military coup, medics and doctors have worked on the frontlines of the pro-democracy protest movement. 

As schools open, students will not have to wear masks in classrooms, despite the two-week decree of enforcing masks outside homes.

Students over 12 however must wear masks on public transport until the end of the statewide ban, ending on Tuesday at 1am.

The education minister Grace Grace says, quote “It's business as usual for schools.”

Public health experts are worried the area north of Rockhampton could be at ongoing risk of a future Dengue fever outbreak.

Research published in the Medical Journal of Australia calls for the official map of Queensland’s dengue-receptive areas to be updated to include the broad geographic area between Townsville and Rockhampton.

An independent high school is being praised for its success in re-integrating disengaged students through alternative programs.

Arethusa College, in Deception Bay, is helping students who have previously struggled with mainstream learning to get the most out of their education.