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4 days ago |
abc.net.au | Jack McKay |Jack Mckay
Millions of dollars in deceased estates have gone to the Queensland government in recent years after authorities were unable to find a beneficiary to inherit the money. Between 2020 and 2024, the Public Trustee transferred $2.95 million from ten estates to Queensland Treasury, with the funds put into consolidated revenue. Most of the funds came from a single estate worth $2 million that was given to the state government in 2021.
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5 days ago |
abc.net.au | Jack McKay |Jack Mckay
Brisbane's Exhibition train station will soon reopen for major events at the city's showgrounds, including the Ekka, before operating year-round from 2029. The station at Bowen Hills has been closed in recent years while it underwent a significant upgrade as part of the Cross River Rail project. The first event the station will service is this week’s camping and caravan show, which kicks off from Wednesday and goes through to Sunday.
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1 week ago |
gaa.ie | Jack McKay |Jack Mckay
All-Ireland SFC Group TwoKerry 1-28 (1-7-14) Cork 0-20 (0-3-14)By Jack McKay at SuperValu Páirc Uí ChaoimhCork put it up to Kerry for much of the first half at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. As is so often the case when Cork and Kerry meet, the Kingdom found a way. Within minutes of the restart, Kerry, who trailed by three at the break, had drawn level for the fifth time. Tom O’Sullivan teed up David Clifford for a stunning two-pointer.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jack McKay |Jack Mckay
One Nation's Malcolm Roberts has held onto his Senate seat from Queensland, as former LNP Senator Gerard Rennick is booted from federal parliament. The Australian Electoral Commission officially declared Queensland's Senate election results on Thursday, with Labor gaining an extra position. It means of the six Senate seats up for grabs, Labor has won two, the LNP has secured two, the Greens have taken out one, and One Nation has also won one.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jack McKay |Jack Mckay
Queensland's new LNP government is spending millions of taxpayer dollars on advertising campaigns to spruik its youth crime, housing, and health plans. Several campaigns have been launched by the government in recent months, including one that highlights the second tranche of the Making Queensland Safer laws. The government has confirmed to the ABC it plans to spend about $1.85 million on ads about youth crime.
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