Joe Hinchliffe
Reporter at Freelance
Queensland state reporter for @GuardianAus [email protected] [email protected] Signal/WhatsApp: +6474208556
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
The Queensland union movement has warned the state’s conservative government it will be in for a “hell of a bloody fight” if it pursues threats to strip nurses and midwives of backpay should they enact their legal right to strike. A pay dispute between the LNP government and the Queensland Nurses and Midwives’ Union (QNMU) is ongoing after their previous enterprise agreement expired on 31 March.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
When Ali France lost her 19-year-old-son Henry to leukaemia last year, it was a tragic chapter in a life which had already seen her lose a leg, and nearly another son, in an accident in a suburban shopping centre car park.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
On the eve of Australia’s national poll to determine its next leader, two hunks of meat were dangled above a murky pool. Attached to one line, the picture of prime minister, Anthony Albanese. Upon the other, the man who would dethrone him, the opposition leader, Peter Dutton. In the water lurked a 36-year-old saltwater crocodile called Speckles. Who will Speckles the Crocodile pick?
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
The toad’s eyes seemed to glow red, its warty and poison-soaked skin – normally splodged in browns – instead a porridge of creamy whites. This albino toad was produced by a team of scientists with one foot in a Sydney university laboratory and the other in a research station on the vast tropical savannahs and wetlands far away to the north near Humpty Doo.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
Four days a week Casey Gardiner rides an e-bike from Brisbane’s northern suburbs to her workplace on its southside. On permanent night shift, the thirtysomething health worker pedals home beneath the steel trusses of the Story Bridge as it twinkles with coloured lights in the gloom of those “wee hours”. Or she did, at least, until 5.30pm on 5 March, when the footpaths on either side of that iconic structure were closed – and her commute abruptly and indefinitely severed.
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