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Sacked Logan Council CEO says review confirmed her job fitness
Almost a week after being sacked as Logan City Council CEO in controversial circumstances, Sharon Kelsey tells the ABC an evidence-based review had found her to be competent in the role.
Logan Council 'illegally' sacked CEO Sharon Kelsey, councillor says
Logan councillor Darren Power says his fellow councillors acted illegally in voting 7-5 to sack council CEO Sharon Kelsey last week, and that they did so in defiance of a CCC letter warning against the move.
Why desal plants are regarded as insurance by some and folly by others
Perth’s desalination plant has been a lifesaver but debate rages around the value of Sydney’s plant which sits broken and idle.
Operation Quebec Point, Brisbane region armed robberies
Police have released vision and a photo as part of an appeal for public assistance as investigations continue into a series of armed robberies in the Brisbane region.
Detectives as part of Operation Quebec Point believe the man (pictured) may be able to assist with inquiries into the following armed robberies which are linked:
• At 11.30pm on November 27, two armed men entered the bar area of a Didsbury Street hotel in East Brisbane with a firearm and a machete. One man threatened two employees while the second man ushered three patrons inside from the smoking area and instructed them to lay on the floor. A patron struck one of the men over the head with a stool before the two fled the scene with a sum of cash.
• At 2am on December 4, two men armed with firearms entered an Orange Grove Road hotel in Salisbury and demanded money from
Ross Greenwood joins the R U in Control? campaign
Business and finance expert Ross Greenwood joins our R U in Control? campaign to help stop fraudsters targeting Australians.
Whether it be a cold call investment, identity or romance scam, the scammers are getting better. They are targeting Queenslanders daily and it’s costing the community, both financially and emotionally.
But you’re not alone. We are here to help. Let’s take the control back and find the easy steps we can all take to stop and prevent financial and cyber crime.
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For more information visit the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s Scamwatch page and the QPS R U in Control? site.
If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.
You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, by calling 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day.
Come along to ‘Dogs on Patrol’, Cannon Hill
Neighbourhood Watch are holding a Dogs on Patrol event at Bill Cash Memorial Park, Cannon Hill on Sunday, March 25.
Come along and meet local police and Neighbourhood Watch members.
There will be a coffee van, sausage sizzle, live music and plenty of dog related displays and shows.
If you want to learn how you can help police and keep your neighbourhood safe, come along and find out.
Event flyer and more information available here.
Valentine's Day pressure not to be alone builds, Tinder use expected to surge
A day out from the onslaught of Valentine’s Day marketing and cute couple photos on Instagram, lots of singles are turning to dating apps to soften the blow. But experts say a last ditch effort at a date could seem desperate.
Doubts raised about Queensland judges' links to Anglican Church
Two sitting Queensland judges should quit their roles as legal advisers to the Anglican Church, given the risk of controversy around the church’s responses to child sex abuse claims, according to a leading authority on judicial ethics.