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COVID never killed the ‘soldier on’ mentality, especially when you can work from home

Queensland suffered through its worst year for flu in 2023 in decades. And our “soldier on” mentality – which never really went away – isn’t helping.

Have your say on the Brisbane Life Study and what’s important to you

This week, we have published 11,258 words about quality of life issues (not including the 700-plus words I am writing here). It’s time for you to have your say.

Would you swim in the Brisbane River?

The Greens want to follow Paris’s lead and make the Brisbane River swimmable in time for the 2032 Olympics, but do locals want to take the plunge?

Courtney Kruk
Courtney Kruk

City Reporter

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Crime & Courts

Angus Beaumont.

Mum in ‘trauma’ as son’s killers jailed for second time

A woman has sobbed in court as she listened to her teenage son’s killers being sentenced for a second time in less than two years.

  • by Rex Martinich
Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski suggested fewer than 100 of the state’s 15,000 QPS staff had resigned over the vaccination issue.

Qld’s incoming temporary top cop won’t be there to just ‘warm the seat’

Steve Gollschewski, a 44-year Queensland police veteran and face of its COVID response, was thinking ahead to retirement. He’s now auditioning in the top job.

  • by Matt Dennien

Politics

Brisbane 2032 Olympics

An artist’s impression of a station along the Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line, proposed to link commuters from Maroochydore into the existing North Coast Line toward Brisbane.

$2.75b announced for Qld’s ‘next big rail project’ – but it will need much more

State funds have been earmarked for a key south-east rail link that will only be partly completed by 2032, and still requires a federal cash injection.

  • by Matt Dennien
By December, four of America’s biggest airline operators will be flying into Brisbane, including Delta, United, American Airlines and Air Canada.

Major US airline adds direct flight from Brisbane to LA

By December, there will be a total of 34 flights per week from North America to the Queensland capital.

  • by Courtney Kruk

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