Hundreds of people with eating disorders will get access to expanded psychological treatments with a $3.2 million pilot study announced.
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Veterans' surfing club helping soldiers paddle back to civilian life
After discovering the healing power of surfing, a pair of former soldiers are helping others ease back into life outside the armed forces.
Brisbane considers new speed limit, licence for mobility scooters
The Brisbane City Council wants to reduce the speed of mobility scooters and see the introduction of a basic licence in the hope of lowering the risk of injury for other pedestrians.
New rubbish levy brings $1b boost to Qld coffers ahead of mining downturn
Queensland Treasurer Jackie Trad hands down a budget with five new taxes, including a $1 billion rubbish levy to deliver mammoth revenue to help pay for many major projects — which could generate jobs.
Car rego, gambling taxes, and infrastructure: the winners and losers in the Queensland budget
Drivers, home buyers, job seekers, and the waste industry — find out who’s better off and who takes a hit in Jackie Trad’s first state budget.
How to explain homelessness to children
Homelessness can be confusing and even scary for children, but talking about it honestly can help to understand this complex social issue and be more compassionate.
Youth workers face cut from 'successful' program keeping teens off the streets
Five youth workers will be cut from a police-run program helping at-risk kids across Queensland go back to school, find jobs and turn their lives around as funding runs dry.
Surplus gets $1b boost due to higher coal royalties, Queensland Treasurer says
Higher-than-expected coal royalties bump Queensland’s annual budget surplus up by about $1 billion more than predicted six months ago, Treasurer Jackie Trad says.
'Overpowering whiteness of everything': Tourism video pulled down after complaints
A tourism marketing video promoting Rockhampton in central Queensland is pulled just hours after its launch, amid complaints the video was a “whitewash” with no recognition of local Indigenous culture.
Trendy fruit a tasty delight, but harvesting is a thorny issue
Native finger limes pop in your mouth like citrus flavoured caviar, but your eating pleasure can come with a degree of pain for unwary pickers.