A team of QUT Creative practice delivered a short film using state-of-the-art technology to showcase cutting-edge medical science, by simulating environments like outback Queensland and operating room in the university campus.

QUT film lecturer and short film’s co-director, Joe Carter, said the team had gone beyond a short animated film to showcase what they are capable of. 

Almost 400 metres of tunnels have been excavated beneath Roma Street, as part of one of the most crucial steps in the progress of the Cross River Rail project.

The Cross River Rail will transform the Brisbane public transport network and is a vital project for supercharging and recovering the economy, according to Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.

Four exotic snakes smuggled into Queensland have been seized by biosecurity officers and euthanised. 

Three American corn snakes and a four-metre Burmese python have been seized in the past two months. 

Criticisms continue to flow after the Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition co-hosted the UN Women Australia’s International Womens’ Day breakfast event on 24 February. 

Twitter was alight with criticisms of the choice to have the two men host and be key speakers at the event, which was held in order to celebrate women leaders from across the globe. 

Alexei Navalny’s whereabouts had been unknown since Thursday after allies learned that he was transferred to an undisclosed location from the Moscow prison, Matrosskaya Tishina.

The Moscow Monitoring Commission has now disclosed he has been transferred to a penal colony in the Vladimir region to serve his sentence.

The speedy rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination program has raised awareness of black market vaccinations in the United Kingdom. 

The World Health Organisation said that “no country or World Health Organisation region is unaffected by the issue of substandard and falsified medical products.” 

Refugees brought to Australia for treatment are being released from Kangaroo Point Hotel this morning.

The 23 refugees have been held in the Hotel for up to two years and will be released on bridging visas. Ian Rintoule, from the Refugee Action Coalition, says that the bridging visas are inadequate in providing the refugees with the support they need to survive and thrive in the community.