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SALES CONSULTANT – MYER BRISBANE – Swarovski – Brisbane QLD
With a strong background in premium retail sales, you possess a passion for selling, take pride and identify with our amazing product and enjoy creating an…From Swarovski – Tue, 24 Jul 2018 18:51:54 GMT – View all Brisbane QLD jobs
Senior Section Waiters – Three Blue Ducks – Brisbane QLD
We are always looking for talented people to work with us at the Three Blue Ducks. We are passionate about what we do and love to have fun at the same time -…From Three Blue Ducks – Tue, 24 Jul 2018 19:00:52 GMT – View all Brisbane QLD jobs
Pillar Baptists 'will fight charges' over mosque incidents, but leader deported
Self-styled Baptist fundamentalist Logan Robertson, who was deported from Australia, says his followers will fight charges related to incidents outside mosques around Brisbane.
New laws to crack down on 'claim farmers' making profits from your private info
A Queensland man says he’s stopped using online platforms like Facebook to protect his details from being collected by “claim farmers”, as the Queensland Government steps in with proposed new laws to stop the scam.
'Smelly, disgusting' fatbergs are blocking Brisbane drains and we're to blame
Queensland Urban Utilities is having to clear smelly fatbergs out of Brisbane sewers every day, and it’s because we’re washing oil, fats and garbage down our sinks.
Why do drivers forget cyclists are human? Your anger can kill us
Twelve months ago, I was just an interested observer in the car vs bike debate. Then I was hit by a young driver and sustained life-threatening injuries. Stories like this week’s don’t help my recovery, writes Calvin Treacy.
Mark wants to know if his super is protected from climate change. So he's taking his fund to court
Mark McVeigh is suing a $50 billion super fund, and if he wins, experts say it could force the industry to do more to protect people’s savings from the impacts of global warming.
Attempted robbery charge, South Brisbane
Police have charged a boy following an alleged attempted robbery at South Brisbane early this morning.
At about 12.30am, it is alleged the boy approached a man walking along Vulture Street and demanded money.
When the man refused, it is alleged the boy struck the man over the head with a dinner plate and kicked and punched the man when he fell to the ground.
It is further alleged the boy fled the scene on foot with a group of associates towards Appel Street without obtaining any cash or property from the man.
The man was transported to the Princess Alexandra Hospital for treatment of injuries to his head, face and knee.
Investigations led police to an Appel Street address where a 17-year-old Inala boy was arrested in relation to the matter.
The boy is charged with one count each of attempted robbery with violence, receiving tainted property and obstruct police.
If you have information for police,
Man allegedly murdered and dumped in creek bed had 'a target on his head'
A north Queensland man, whose decomposing and battered body was found in a national park near Townsville in 2015, told friends he owed $10,000 before his body was found in a creek bed, a trial hears.