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The annual awards program honours and celebrates outstanding projects by Brisbane architects, spanning multiple sectors including education, commercial, heritage and residential design.
On Monday, in the afternoon, at the United Service Club, Spring Hill, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young PSM attended the Royal Commonwealth Society’s Luncheon to commemorate Commonwealth Day 2022, and addressed guests and read the 2022 Commonwealth Day Message from Her Majesty The Queen. Following, at Government House, Her Excellency received Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland, the Honourable Curtis Pitt MP, accompanied by the Clerk of the Parliament, Mr Neil Laurie and Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr Michael Watkin, for the presentation of two Appropriation Bills for R...
Queensland swim teen snares Olympic qualifying time Lizzy Dekkers produced will be one of the youngest Australian swimming Olympians if she is named in the Dolphins team in June. Swimming by Andrew Dawson Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland teen Lizzy Dekkers produced an Olympic Games qualifying time this morning and will be one of the youngest Australian swimming Olympians if she is named in the Dolphins team in June. Dekkers finished behind Brianna Throssell in 2.07.82 in the 200m butterfly at the Australian swimming championships on the G...
And it is not over yet, with Short swimming in the 1500m and a white hot field assembled for the 100m freestyle sprint. Hold onto your hats for that one. But for now, we recognise our top 10 performers, the Best of the Rest and try and mention all other Queenslanders who snared podium finishers. All Hallows and Newmarket Racers product Elizabeth Dekkers is closer to Olympic selection. Photo Steve Pohlner ELIZABETH DEKKERS The All Hallows' School student from Newmarket Racers edged closer to the Tokyo Olympics with a stunning 16 years 200m butterfly effort of 2.07.82, breaking her own...
Review into sex education in Queensland schools welcomed by teachers and advocates WedWednesday 10 updated WedWednesday 10 A review has been ordered into the State's sexual education curriculum. ( Print text only Cancel The state government's decision to review sexual education in Queensland schools, particularly teaching sexual consent, has received high marks from teachers as advocates call for the topic to be discussed from a younger age. Key points: The move comes after disturbing allegations surfaced in an online petition Advocates say education needs to start early, and not just at home...