Young Henrys ​ BEST SERVED LOUD RETURNS TO BRISSIE! ​

We’re stoked to be presenting this incredible line-up of local legends alongside our mates Young Henrys and 
The Bearded Lady next month.

🎸 We know you’ve probably already seen it and marked it in your diaries, so consider this your friendly reminder: catch Seaside, Full Flower Moon Band, CNT EVN and Guppy April 16 for a FREE night of rapturous, raucous live music.

New legislation will prohibit jurors accepting intoxication as reasonable evidence of sexual assault

Legislation will be passed in Queensland today to prohibit jurors from accepting evidence of sexual assault victims being drunk or intoxicated as a reasonable explaination for perceived consent. 

Last year, the Queensland Law Reform Commission conducted a review of the definition of consent in state legislation and made recommendations to amend the consent and mistake of fact criminal code. 

Calls for safety improvements after a study revealed high rate of on-farm deaths

The Queensland Farmers’ Federation is calling on the State Government to implement co-funding opportunities for farmers and other businesses to undertake a range of safety improvements after new statistics showed Queensland had one of the highest numbers of on-farm deaths in the country.

Labour MP Chris Hayes leaves the parliament

Labor MP Chris Hayes, who served for the parliament for 16 years, will not run for the next federal election due to his medical condition. Last year, he collapsed in Parliament and was admitted to hospital.

In 2017 he spent 15 days in a hospital after suffering several broken ribs, a broken arm and internal injuries following a motorcycle crash.

NASA revealed Mars helicopter

NASA unveils Mars helicopter Ingenuity, an experimental helicopter designed to fly in Mars’s thin atmosphere.

The 1.8-kilogram helicopter will  rise 3 metres in the air on its first attempt to fly, with a series of longer flights planned if successful.

The Mars helicopter Ingenuity is set to take off from the surface on the 8th of April.

New Volkswagen electric cars tied up in Australia unlike North America and Europe

Managing director of Volkswagen Australia, Michael Bartsvech  says he is not confident to supply Australians with the company’s electric vehicles because of poor local regulation.

Australians cannot buy the models popular in North America and Europe where they are open to clean new energy unless laws on CO2 emissions are introduced.