Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner visited the site of the first new public golf course opened in Brisbane in seventy years.

Adrian Schrinner said the St. Lucia public golf course will cater for the golfers unable to use the Victoria Park Golf Course when it closes for its major transformation.

Gold Coast school St Francis Xavier primary has opened a new building and school song program which pay homage to the First Nations traditional owners of the land. 

Both indigenous and non-indigenous students will come together once a week to sing in the Yugambeh language. 

Australian-produced Hydrogen will be exported to Japan in a world first trial between Australian and Japanese businesses.

Both the Federal and Victorian Governments have invested $50million into the project which will cost a total of $500million. 

Historian Rita Stinson is calling for more recognition for Edith Cowan, Australia’s first woman MP in her hometown of Geraldton in Western Australia.

It comes as the Palaszuzck government in Queensland has amended frameworks for developing new busts and monuments to include more diverse figures.

Stradbroke Island businesses called for the end of a tent ban at three camp grounds following the easing of camping restrictions across the state.

From 1:00AM Saturday the four-per-site limit on campers, which was introduced on February 25th, will be lifted.

NASA has released an audio recording of its Perseverance rover blasting rocks with a laser. Researchers use the data from the rover’s SuperCam to learn about the composition of Martian rock.

The Northern Territory Electoral Commission (NTEC) found that the Country Liberal Party (CLP) failed to report almost $90 000 in electoral donations by the required deadline.

The review said the CLP's accountant excluded receipts under $1500, while the law requires the total of all receipts to be reported.

After ten years of reported sightings with no concrete evidence, the endangered spotted quoll has been discovered in Logan.

Flora and fauna surveyors found and analysed scat, which turned out to contain quoll hair. 

Developer AV Jennings is seeking an extension from Ipswich City Council for the approval of a residential development proposed at Deebing Creek. 

The original approvals, granted in 2018, would be valid until the end of this year, but development has been delayed due to objections from traditional land owners regarding the presence of ancient burial sites on the sacred land.