New youth justice laws allow Qld kids to be put in watch houses
Youth justice law changes in Queensland mean children as young as 10 can be held in adult police watch houses indefinitely.
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Youth justice law changes in Queensland mean children as young as 10 can be held in adult police watch houses indefinitely.
Speaking to The Avondhu this week, proprietor of 'Tadie's Plant Hire & Grass Machinery, Tadie White, predicts the development of robotic lawnmowers and battery operated garden equipment (strimmers, hedge trimmers, blowers, lawnmowers and even chainsaws) will revolutionise grass cutting and grass maintenance.
Corrin Nature Reserve 'pick' good day for fundraiser
With 'Storm Betty' out of the way and thanks to a welcome bit of fine weather, last Sunday's 'Fermoy Goes Country' was able to go ahead unhindered.
Presently, the focus of the soccer world is on the Women's World Cup, which comes to a conclusion this weekend - a positive development given all the attention the men's game receives.