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A new research group is asking the Pasifika community in Brisbane to become part of a study involving long-term conditions within the community. The Genomics Research Centre at QUT is looking at the genetics of conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and gout to improve the diagnosis and treatment for Pasifika and other communities. Image: Image …
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Elders and community members are calling on the government to halt and properly consider heritage protection applications for Barrambin—also known as Victoria Park—before work begins on Brisbane’s proposed Olympic stadium. These urgent calls come despite the federal environmental department recently clearing the stadium proposal, with works expected to begin as soon as the site is …
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A school in Brisbane has included Auslan as a language students can learn. Toowong State School provides students with a disability a more inclusive education environment. The Australia’s Disability Strategy is hoping to reduce the education gap for students with disabilities over the following years. Produced By: Emma Myers Featured In Story: Elizabeth Fletcher – …
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The Housing Industry Association released its 2025 report on Taxation of the Housing Sector, revealing up to half the cost of a new home in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane comes from government taxes, fees and charges. The report, produced by the Centre for International Economics, shows Brisbane recorded the biggest increase since 2019 — up …
In Brisbane, homelessness is becoming increasingly visible — yet the conversation around its causes and realities often time seems misinformed. Head of the Northwest Community Group Paul Slater works on the frontlines of the crisis. The Wire’s Artem Rednikin spoke to him about the misconceptions around why people become homeless and what stops them from …
Brisbane’s economy has officially surged past $200 billion for the first time, marking a remarkable 16 per cent growth over just four years. Record jobs, booming investment, and a thriving experience economy are transforming the city into one of the fastest-growing urban economies in Australia and the Asia Pacific. But what does it mean for …
August is Multicultural Queensland Month, an initiative by the Queensland government showcasing and celebrating multiculturalism across the state. On Sunday, the first Cultural Fashion Show kicked off in Brisbane’s CBD to highlight the vibrant cultures living across Queensland with fashion from First Nations and multicultural designers. The event was organised by the Ethnic Communities Council …
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