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More than 25 schools in Queensland have seen enrolments increase by at least 40 per cent in just five years, including one that has added an extra 1000 pupils.
Bronco braced for Walters showdown Matt Lodge and the Broncos land in Darwin for the clash against the Eels. Picture: Che Chorley Rugby League by Peter Badel Premium Content Subscriber only Matt Lodge is set for a showdown with coach Kevin Walters as the Brisbane enforcer looks for straight answers on unsettling rumours that he isn't wanted by the Broncos. Lodge heads into Friday night's clash against the Eels at Darwin's TIO Stadium plagued by incessant uncertainty after six months of speculation about his future as Brisbane look to re-shape their r...
Anzac Day Brisbane: Whatâs open, Dawn Service, parade times Looking to attend the Dawn Service? Hereâs what you need to know about whatâs open and service schedules in Brisbane this Anzac Day weekend. News by Jacklyn Szetu 21st Apr 2021 5:27 PM With COVID restrictions easing, Anzac Day 2021 services will be going ahead according to plan. Here's what you need to know about what's open and service times in Brisbane. Â WHEN IS ANZAC DAY? Anzac Day is held on the 25th April every year to commemorate the Aus...
Health by Danielle O’Neal Premium Content When Noah Bevan passed away at 15 years old, the teenager had regressed to a developmental stage of about a one-year-old. The beloved son and brother from Warner, in the Moreton Bay region, had Sanfilippo Syndrome, a rare form of childhood dementia that causes progressive brain damage. There is currently no cure or approved treatment and the life expectancy for children with the degenerative condition is 12 to 20 years. Julie and Craig Bevan with children sabel, 11, Madilyn 5, Ella, 15, Jack 13, and Max...
Trait thatâs costing millennials big Millennials are the most prolific online shoppers of any generation, and theyâre more likely to pay more for items than anyone else. Lifestyle by Darren Cartwright 16th Apr 2021 1:04 PM Online shopping-addicted millennials and Gen Zs are losing out on thousands of dollars in discounts because they're "too scared to talk to shop assistants" nor prepared to haggle, experts say. Studies show that more than 60 per cent of millennials and Gen Zs prefer shopping online than in-stor...