UK Man Deemed Not Guilty For Going To Pub

A landmark court case in the UK has ruled that it is okay to call in sick to work and still show up to the pub later for beers. 

British man, Colin Kane from Newcastle appeared before the British courts to appeal his own sacking after being spotted at the pub drinking and smoking by his boss. Kane had reportedly called in sick to work that day with a sore cough. 

New Inclusive Sport Program for Queensland Students with Disability.

A new inclusive sports program will be rolled out across Queensland to create opportunities for students with disabilities to get active.

Children's Charity, Variety, will extend its Variety Activate Inclusion Sports Day, after its Brisbane event to Moreton Bay, Cairns and Townsville this year, to achieve greater inclusion and participation in sport for students with disabilities.

Laming Threatens Defamation

A satirical group is withdrawing a statement that alleged federal Liberal MP, Andrew Laming, took up-skirt photos of a woman in her workplace. 

Andrew Laming threatened to sue the comedy group ,“The Shot” for defamation, after it characterised an incident in which he took a photo of a woman bending over as “up-skirting”.

Sepsis Diagnosis of Tamil Asylum Seeker Girl Highlights Danger of Blood Infection

Three year old Tharnicca, detained on Christmas Island, is reportedly yet to see an infectious diseases specialist after being medically evacuated to Perth with a suspected blood infection.

Protestors will take to the street on Friday against the government’s detention of the Muruggapan family. 

Hydro Plant Receives $2 Million

The state government will commit two million dollars to the Sunshine Coast Hydro Plant Plan over two years.

Planned for the Mary River at Lake Borumba, the hydro plants would be Queensland's largest, and provide electricity to 1.5 million homes by the middle of this decade. 

Queensland Exposure Sites Expected to Grow

A list of COVID-exposure sites in Queensland are expected to grow today as contact tracing gets underway for a woman who fled locked-down Melbourne before testing positive on the Sunshine Coast on Wednesday.

She and her husband left an unidentified suburb on the edge of greater Melbourne on June 1, while the Victorian capital was in lockdown.