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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘A cruel mess’: Families left in limbo as national autism scheme launches without Queensland (opens the original)
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The Queensland government says its refusal to sign up to a new program for autistic children is in support of families, despite calls from across the sector to provide certainty for vulnerable kids removed from the NDIS. The first phase of Thriving Kids, a new system for children under nine with developmental delays or autism and low-to-moderate support needs, will launch on Thursday. The federal government says the NDIS alternative will initially include foundational supports, a digital resourc
Bhabisara’s blood is so rare, most people have never heard of it. Soon it could be grown in this Brisbane lab (opens the original)
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Bhabisara Gharti Magar has a blood type few people have ever heard of. In fact, the young mum only learnt she had one of the world’s rarest blood types – a subset of the Bombay blood group called Para-Bombay – when she started planning to have children. During her pregnancy, doctors warned Gharti Magar they would need to prepare her own blood in advance, in case she needed it during childbirth. “I was advised to collect at least three bags through autologous blood donation,” she explains. “Thank
Serene’s medical records were exposed in court. It’s a reality for thousands of sexual assault cases (opens the original)
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Warning: this article contains references to rape and sexual assault. Serene spent four years fighting to bring the massage therapist who she alleged raped her when she was 21 years old to justice. The Brisbane-based digital accessibility consultant was under no illusion the judicial process would be testing. But she didn’t expect to encounter a system that not only fails victim-survivors, but actively harms them. “I thought somebody was there to protect my interests,” Serene, 29, says. “I thoug
‘An absolute hero’: Police officer gives chase after being stabbed in neck (opens the original)
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A newly graduated Queensland police officer is recovering in hospital after being stabbed in the neck and torso during a callout at a home east of Brisbane on Sunday morning. Officers were called to a residential address on Bogong Street in Hemmant about 5.15am following reports of a disturbance between a father and son. Police engaged with the two men before one allegedly attacked an officer, stabbing him in the neck and torso. Another officer was “slashed across the forehead”, according to the
Brisbane teenager in critical condition after being struck by two cars (opens the original)
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A teenage boy is in a critical condition after a hit-and-run in south-east Brisbane on Saturday night. Emergency services were called to reports that a pedestrian had been struck by two vehicles on Old Cleveland Road in Belmont about 9.45pm. The 16-year-old Wynnum boy was rushed to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a life-threatening condition. The first vehicle, a dark SUV, fled the scene before police arrived. The second vehicle remained. Its driver, a 19-year-old Zillmere man, was not injured. P
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