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- Aug 25, 2026
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Older Australians losing independence as everyday services go online (opens the original)
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Older Australians say they are struggling to maintain their independence as everyday services shift online and out of their reach. The digital divide means the responsibility is falling to loved ones, neighbours, and retirement village staff to bridge the gap. It's an experience familiar to 72-year-old Wendy Trow, who neighbours her 85-year-old sister, Marjorie Jones, in the small Western Australian town of Balingup. "My sister is a very smart lady, but she's never used computers in her life, an
Youth rehab provider's social media follows questioned in parliament (opens the original)
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Concerns about the social media conduct of a publicly funded youth rehabilitation provider have been raised in Queensland parliament. The Yabun Panjoo Aboriginal Corporation is one of nine service providers contracted to deliver the Crisafulli government's $50 million regional reset program. It was tasked with providing a 12-month intensive rehabilitation program for at-risk young people, some as young as eight, in Townsville and Mount Isa. The corporation received $1.43 million last year to del
Queensland mayors take disaster funding fight to Melbourne (opens the original)
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Six Queensland mayors have travelled to Melbourne to protest against proposed changes to federal disaster funding. The changes would see the federal contribution capped at 50 per cent, whereas the Commonwealth has typically contributed around 65 per cent. A spokesperson for the federal minister said consultation about the planned changes will continue until mid-August. Mayors from parts of Queensland hit hard by floods and cyclones have protested in a Melbourne park against planned changes to fe
Teacher aides face rise in kicking, biting from students (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Queensland school staff have complained to their union about experiencing violent and aggressive behaviour in state schools. Their accounts detail being spat on, punched and kicked while at work. Queensland's Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek said the government is strengthening school safety measures. A Queensland union says it's received hundreds of complaints from state school staff, describing incidents in which they were punched, spat on and bitten at work. About four hundr
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