Antarctica's record-high temperature
The United Nations have recognised record-high temperatures of 18.3 degrees in Antarctica.
This record was measured in February of 2020, but its verification yesterday has climate experts concerned.
Drug Church: Tawny
<p><span><span>- For all intents and purposes <em>Tawny </em>is presented as a bridge between two Drug Church<strong> </strong>albums, that being 2018’s <em>Cheer </em>and an impending fourth album yet to come to fruition. I myself have been conducting a bridge-building exercise by vivaciously consuming a myriad of podcasts helmed by Drug Church’s frontman <strong>Patrick Kindlon</strong>.
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With Flynn, Nat and Gyan-Reece
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With Flynn, Nat and Gyan-Reece
UQ Students Help Homeless Receive Free Flu Vaccines
A group of UQ students are working with existing health services to cover the cost of flu vaccines for the homeless.
The student-led initiative amply named the 'Vac-Seen' has seen an overwhelming response with plans to extend its service through 2022 and beyond, establishing an immunisation outreach program for areas not currently serviced.
Queensland Health Exposure Sites Update
Queensland Health authorities have updated their list of exposure sites including more than 100 locations as more covid-19 cases are reported.
Anyone who has visited Prince Charles Hospital cafe, bayside gym, tennis centre, airport newsagency and two new weekend Virgin flights are being urged to quarantine at home and get tested as soon as possible.
Outrage as New Stadium Sent to Ipswhich
Former Queensland Roar coach Miron Bleiberg was outraged after he saw state government funding go to an AFL stadium in Ipswich, when there was an alternative proposal for a multi-purpose stadium on an existing Brisbane site.
Retirement Savings Boost by July 2025
More than 6.7 million Australian workers will see a boost to their retirement savings from today as the superannuation guarantee increases from 9.5% to 10%, set to progressively rise to 12% by July 2025.
Calls For Better Protocol Of Mining Staff Near Indigenous Communities
Mining sites that operate near "vulnerable" remote Aboriginal communities and rely on Fly In Fly Out workers need to regularly test staff for COVID-19, insisted by peak health groups.
National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation chief executive Pat Turner says people should be immediately isolated and given a rapid COVID-19 test when they arrive on site.
Environment Minister & UNESCO Agree Climate Change Is Impacting Great Barrier Reef
Environment Minister Susan Ley has agreed with the United nations educational, scientific and cultural organisation draft ruling, citing climate change as a major factor impacting water quality in the great barrier reef.