Naturally you’ll need to be able to work across our store trading hours, including weeknights and weekends. But we think that time will fly by as you talk with…From Coles Careers – Tue, 17 Oct 2017 04:30:17 GMT – View all Chapel Hill QLD jobs
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Senior Supply Coordinator – Queensland Government – Logan City QLD
HSQ provides services to all Queensland Hospital and Health Services (HHSs), to other government agencies and to commercial clients….From Queensland Government – Mon, 23 Oct 2017 07:29:02 GMT – View all Logan City QLD jobs
Senior Administration Officer – Queensland Government – Logan City QLD
Applicants must nominate (or provide a written reference from) an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander person who can attest to their knowledge,…From Queensland Government – Mon, 23 Oct 2017 13:29:21 GMT – View all Logan City QLD jobs
Manager – Queensland Government – Logan City QLD
Develop strategic partnerships across government and broader stakeholders to ensure the performance indicators for the YEP school engagement and placement…From Queensland Government – Mon, 23 Oct 2017 13:28:53 GMT – View all Logan City QLD jobs
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Australian melon growers target new markets for exports
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Robberies, South Brisbane
Police have arrested six youths in relation to a number of violent robberies at Musgrave Park in South Brisbane on October 22.
It will be alleged around 10.30pm, two men aged 18 and 26 were walking past a pool at the park when they were approached by up to six teenagers who demanded money.
One of the tourists was then punched in the stomach before the group stole property and cash belonging to the two men.
It will be further alleged around 10.50pm, the same group of youths approached a 24-year-old man walking through Musgrave Park and assaulted him before taking property.
At around 11.10pm, a 25-year-old man walking through the park was also pulled to the ground, kicked and punched before having money and property stolen from him.
All three robberies were reported to police and soon after two men, three boys and a girl were arrested. The four victims of the robberies sustained
Police vehicle rammed, Mount Gravatt East
Police are investigating a dangerous operation of a motor vehicle incident that occurred this morning at Mount Gravatt East which resulted in damage to a police vehicle.
Around 10am, officers attempted to intercept an allegedly stolen white Holden Colorado utility in the drive-thru of a Pine Mountain Road fast food restaurant.
The driver of the ute drove towards the police vehicle, hitting it before speeding away and colliding with another vehicle and bin in the carpark.
The ute was last seen travelling on Creek Road.
The two male officers, a senior constable and constable, were uninjured in the incident.
Police are seeking public assistance to identify the male driver, a male front seat passenger and female rear passenger.
If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.
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'We hold our heads high': Cricket Australia says it handled pay dispute well
Cricket Australia says tension was always going to be a by-product of pay negotiations with players, as it announces a $68 million four-year profit at its AGM.