Jessica Stewart

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Michael Doyle |Jessica Stewart

Good evening to all footy fans. No rivalry in Australian rugby league is bigger than Queensland against New South Wales. Maroons versus Blues, state versus state, mate versus mate. Tonight, Game I of the 2025 Women's State of Origin will be held at Lang Park in Brisbane — the home of Queensland rugby league. The Queenslanders have the shield after triumphing in the inaugural three-match series last year. NSW have been stewing on this for 11 months.

Dec 3, 2024 | flipboard.com | Jessica Stewart

12 hours agoThose ‘lucky cat’ figures? They’re not what you thinkManeki neko (literally, beckoning cats) have been bringing fortune and luck to people since at least 1852. We can pinpoint the date because that was …5 hours ago15 Things to See at Art Basel Miami Beach 2024What a year. What a year? Art Basel Miami Beach is the closer of each year for the art world, and there is a ton of stuff see across the convention …1 day agoAmanda Ba: Frustration and DesireWhy, why, why?

Nov 18, 2024 | abc.net.au | Jessica Stewart

Through the power of sport, researchers from Queensland believe they can improve the way people with cerebral palsy are treated and managed across the country. A "groundbreaking" study by the University of Queensland uses a performance-based competitive swimming program to help reverse gross motor neuron decline in young people with severe cerebral palsy. The participants weren't swimmers to start with, but now they're hooked by the sport — and the results have been inspiring.

Nov 1, 2024 | flipboard.com | Jessica Stewart

1 day agoAs hurricanes grow more intense, these unique dome homes in Florida are standing strong where others fall. Discover how innovative design is keeping them intact—even in the face of powerful Category 5 storms. Are dome homes the future of hurricane-resilient architecture? Location: London WooGlobe Ref : WGA856206

Oct 10, 2024 | abc.net.au | Jessica Stewart

They say everything is bigger in Texas and that is true for boxer Dana Coolwell. The 25-year-old from the Queensland town of Beerwah, roughly an hour's drive north of Brisbane, could have the eyes of over 550 million households worldwide tuning into his fight when he features on Netflix's maiden livestream boxing event in November.