Georgina Robinson
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Brisbane
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City of Moreton Bay council to turn Wyllie Park into a free homeless campsite
The City of Moreton Bay council will open a free park for homeless people to camp. It comes after the council lost a court battle over its eviction of homeless people. The council expects the park to be open within three weeks. A park in Moreton Bay will soon become a free, legal campsite for people experiencing homelessness under a 12-month trial by the local council.
Brisbane woman calls for change after being harassed while running
At about 5:30am on Monday Kate was hitting the pavement on her regular morning run around the Redlands. Not long into her route on the dark Birkdale streets, the mother of two noticed a car following close behind her. "The person in the car wound down their window and they were saying some very awful things to me," she told 612 ABC Brisbane Breakfast. This was not the first time Kate experienced harassment while running, but it was the first time she feared for her life.
Dying to be green: are new eco funerals a false promise?
‘When I consider the short duration of my life,’ wrote the 17th-century French mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal, ‘I am frightened.’ Human history is riddled with such examples of our struggle with mortality, from ancient mortuary practices intended to grant safe passage through an uncertain afterlife, to the uncountable stories of loss that fill our libraries.
Week in Review: October 6-10
What would a 65-thousand seat upgrade to Lang Park look like? Is Queensland ready for disaster season? And can Brisbane now say it's the sporting capital of Australia? We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Week in Review: September 29
Who does Trent Dalton write his best-sellers for? When will we get a mascot for Brisbane 2032? And how does a Broncos super fan prepare for the NRL Grand Finals? We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Week in Review: September 15-19
Who is to blame for ambulance ramping? What is the future of the coal mining industry in Queensland? And will we see the Kookaburra Queen return to the Brisbane River? We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Week in Review: September 8-12
What motivates women to commit mass murder? How much will older Australians get with this months pension increase? And what is the lasting impact on officers who open fire? We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Week in Review: September 1-5
Will we get legacy transport infrastructure from the 2032 Olympics? How a biracial baby was born to a Caucasian couple in an IVF mix-up, and what does river fire look like from the cockpit of the ADF aerial display planes? We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Week in Review: August 25-29
What is a sovereign citizen? What was recommended at the state parliamentary inquiry into elder abuse? And which former Wiggle makes their musical theatre debut? We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Brisbane B-girl to represent Australia at international breakdancing championships
Australia's breakdancing scene is gaining momentum. The Red Bull BC One Cypher Australia final took over the Brisbane Powerhouse on Sunday night. It's one of the worlds biggest breakdancing leagues, and the first time the national final has been held in Brisbane. Among the country's best dancers, local B-girl Momiji used her home-ground advantage to take the title.
Week in Review: August 18-22
What were the outcomes of the long-awaited productivity round table? Why are boys' literacy levels across Queensland not up to scratch? And celebrating the 100th birthday of a Queensland great. We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Week in Review: July 28- August 1
Could AI end Brisbane’s peak hour traffic? What is the future of Queensland’s copper industry? And why are teachers walking off the job next Wednesday? We live in a fast-paced media landscape, so here's your easy way to catch up on the stories that got Brisbane talking this week. This is 612 ABC Radio Brisbane's Week in Review.
Week in Review: July 14-18
Just because it's old news, doesn't mean it's irrelevant. We live in a fast-paced media landscape so it's easy to forget or even miss important news stories from throughout the week. Catch up on some of the highlights from 612 ABC Radio Brisbane with Week in Review.
Restored circus tent keeps arts alive as Wynnum Fringe kicks off
Once abandoned in an outback Queensland town, the Augathella Spiegeltent is set to hold more than 110 live performances for the sixth annual Wynnum Fringe festival. The restored circus tent is breathing new life into the festival scene on Brisbane's Bayside as music and hospitality venues continue to close. The venue is hosting the Wynnum Fringe for the second time and thousands of spectators are expected to attend the festival's three-week run.
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Once abandoned in an outback Queensland town, the Augathella Spiegeltent is set to hold more than 110 live performances for the sixth annual Wynnum Fringe festival.
Are you a 'Provider' or 'Deployer' of an AI System under the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act ("the Act") is reshaping the landscape of artificial intelligence regulation within the European Union ("EU"), bringing with it a host of obligations and responsibilities for those involved in AI systems. Its reach extends beyond the confines of the EU, applicable to any company making an AI system available on the EU market, or delivering services using AI systems to organisations in the EU. These organisations will need to understand how it will be interpreted.
Water cremation: sustainable body disposal is coming to Scotland – here are the benefits - EconoTimes
Already a popular option in the US, and famously chosen by Archbishop Desmond Tutu who died in 2021, alkaline hydrolysis – a sustainable method of disposing the body after death – is set to be regulated in Scotland. Alkaline hydrolysis reduces the body to its basic components. Using a heated, alkali-water-based solution (think diluted soft-soap), the process reduces the body to bones. As with cremation, the bones are then crushed and returned to kin in an urn.
Water cremation: What are the benefits of this sustainable form of body disposal? Original
Already a popular option in the U.S., and famously chosen by Archbishop Desmond Tutu who died in 2021, alkaline hydrolysis—a sustainable method of disposing the body after death—is set to be regulated in Scotland. Alkaline hydrolysis reduces the body to its basic components. Using a heated, alkali-water-based solution (think diluted soft-soap), the process reduces the body to bones. As with cremation, the bones are then crushed and returned to kin in an urn.
Water cremation: sustainable body disposal is coming to Scotland - here are the benefits Original
Already a popular option in the US, and famously chosen by Archbishop Desmond Tutu who died in 2021, alkaline hydrolysis – a sustainable method of disposing the body after death – is set to be regulated in Scotland. Alkaline hydrolysis reduces the body to its basic components. Using a heated, alkali-water-based solution (think diluted soft-soap), the process reduces the body to bones. As with cremation, the bones are then crushed and returned to kin in an urn.
A New Frontier: The Potential of Space Tech to Boost UK Innovation
The space technology revolution is upon us, and as the global space industry continues to grow exponentially, it presents new opportunities for innovation and economic expansion, as well as legal challenges. Stellar potential In 2021, the space sector in the UK generated £17.5 billion in income. This impressive figure underscores the role that the space industry could play in growing the UK's economy.
Eddie Jones & Michael Cheika: The Best of Enemies | Latest Rugby News | RUGBY.com.au
The most important matter of business to settle ahead of a Test between Australia and Argentina in Sydney these days is which team will claim Coogee Oval. Now, the Emerald City isn’t short of picturesque training bases. England made Manly their home in the pre-Eddie Jones days, while the All Blacks enjoyed the leafy-luxe vibe of Double Bay, until the infamous spy-gate saga soured things on their head.
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