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Stalked runner takes personal safety into her own hands (opens the original)
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Queensland woman Kate was harassed and stalked while on a run, but ultimately withdrew her complaint. Police say they investigate all incidents with the evidence available to them. Kate has organised a self-defence workshop to help regain her confidence. After being harassed and stalked on an early morning run south of Brisbane earlier this year, Kate* was left shaken and upset. She did report the incident to the police but ultimately withdrew her complaint. "It was extremely traumatic ... so I
Soon-to-be empty nester wants to rent out rooms but put off by tax (opens the original)
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Census data shows there could be up to 13 million spare bedrooms across the country. Homesharing advocates say clearer rules could encourage owners to rent them out. But owners say they're wary about complicated taxes, even though there are exemptions. Homeowner Ali Bradley considers herself one of the lucky ones and would like to pay it forward by renting out some of her spare rooms at an affordable rate. But the tax implications have so far dissuaded the Brisbane mum, who is now entering the e
One in 10 people searched for weapons in Qld identified as First Nations (opens the original)
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Queensland Police have had expanded powers to search someone for weapons without a warrant since July last year. They are now permanent and can be used statewide in public places, or places police designate as relevant like shopping centres or train stations. Statistics show more than 160,997 scans were conducted in the period of almost a year, with 11 per cent of people identifying as First Nations. More than one in 10 people searched for weapons in Queensland under expanded police powers ident
Driveway block's sale for $850k could be a sign of Brisbane's zoning future (opens the original)
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Brisbane City Council has passed amendments to its planning laws which will allow smaller lot sizes and taller buildings in some suburbs. The changes are hoped to unlock thousands of new dwellings and provide alternative property types in places people want to live. The council is already being urged to do more to unlock housing supply as Brisbane's population grows. A "pint-sized driveway" that sold at auction for $855,000 in Brisbane could become a more common feature of housing in the city un
'Get up and do it': Exercise key to aging well, preventing falls (opens the original)
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Experts say community intervention like exercise programs can help prevent older Australians from falling. Falls are the leading cause of injury requiring hospitalisation and are particularly common for older people. The impact of falls on the health and wellbeing of people's lives, as well as the impact on under-pressure emergency departments, is expected to worsen as the population ages. Falls are the leading cause of an injury requiring hospitalisation — and with them particularly common amon
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