Aisling Brennan
Reporter for ABC Southern Qld. Responds better to "Ash-ling." Wish I could drink more coffee. Opinions are my own. Got news? [email protected]
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abc.net.au | Aisling Brennan |Dan McCray
Minimum temperatures for parts of southern Queensland will reach between 0 and 2 degrees on Friday. Frost could form in some parts of the region. Warmer temperatures are forecast for the weekend, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. Queenslanders in the southern part of the state are waking to another frosty morning on Friday, but warmer temperatures are on the horizon.
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1 day ago |
abc.net.au | Aisling Brennan |Dan McCray
Minimum temperatures for parts of southern Queensland will reach between 0 and 2 degrees on Friday. Frost could form in some parts of the region. Warmer temperatures are forecast for the weekend, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. Queenslanders in the southern part of the state will be waking up to another frosty morning on Friday, but warmer temperatures are on the horizon.
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2 days ago |
abc.net.au | Dan McCray |Aisling Brennan
Queensland College of Wine Tourism has been offered a lifeline by a local consortium to provide stability after the University of Southern Queensland pulled funding last year. More than 20 jobs will be saved under the new leadership. A four-year plan will be carried out to ensure the college can thrive. Southern Queensland business leaders are rallying to ensure the unique Queensland College of Wine Tourism continues to operate after months of uncertainty.
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2 days ago |
abc.net.au | Aisling Brennan
A frosty start to the morning is expected in southern Queensland as temperatures plummet to near 0 degrees Celsius. The Bureau of Meteorology's (BOM) Daniel Hayes said cooler, wintry temperatures were expected in the state's south from today onwards. "We're looking at a high pressure system that's moving across New South Wales and Victoria at the moment, and that's rigging up over Queensland," he said.
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4 days ago |
abc.net.au | Aisling Brennan
The mother of an 11-year-old Queensland boy who died from a snakebite wants a full review of her son's case after medical experts told a coronial inquest he would have likely survived if he had been taken to a hospital for treatment. Tristian James Frahm, 11, died at a Murgon property, three hours north of Brisbane, on November 21, 2021.
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For those living in the small busy rural town of Yarraman, 180 kilometres north-west of Brisbane, medical help can be hard to come by if something goes wrong. https://t.co/pBrfFnQvcv
The state government will have to go back to the drawing board for many hospital plans across the state following a review into the health expansion roll out. https://t.co/d7hENZ1AJ8
News from me (again) - I’ve got a new job! Let me know if you’ve got a Southern Queensland yarn worth sharing. https://t.co/IXd0I1pNCl
