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Carlton Williams works in aged care but he has to work a second job to make ends meet. He lives on Queensland's Sunshine Coast in home care during the day and bartending at night and on weekends. "I get paid more to pour drinks, take out food and wait tables than look after someone's life," Mr Williams said. Australians overwhelmingly want the federal government to increase pay for workers in the aged care sector, according to ABC Vote Compass results.

Thanks, C0VID-19. It's been a blast. We've learnt so much. See ya never! Surging house prices mean one in 10 Brisbane homes to be worth $1m Battle to save Byron as king tides, 8m seas cause 'massive erosion' After the deluge ... plenty more wild weather on the way for soggy southeast Man shot by police in alleged carjacking in Brisbane News Drivers sneaking onto a popular Queensland tourist beach without a permit will be fined when new automatic cameras begin checking every licence plate.

Drivers sneaking onto a popular Queensland tourist beach without a permit will be fined when new automatic cameras begin checking every licence plate. Key points: People driving in the area without a permit will risk a $200 fine Rangers will also use a mobile camera Queensland Parks and Wildlife hopes this will deter "poor visitor behaviour" Cameras are being installed at three entrances to the Cooloola Recreation Area stretching from Noosa's North Shore to Rainbow Beach.