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UQ opens new vet science building

The new veterinary science building at the University of Queensland opened on August 6 at the Gatton campus with claims that it is the most modern in the southern hemisphere.

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Resist the urge to splurge

SMART MOVE: Paying your debt is one of the best ways to save.Australian taxpayers eagerly awaiting their tax refund check from the Australian Tax Office (ATO) this financial year could save thousands by paying off high-interest debts, a Queensland Chartered Accountant says.

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Lexus sculpture underlines eco-ambiguity

Japanese automaker Lexus has taken its fifth hybrid, the CT 200h, from the road to the art forum in an attempt to spark debate on the future of the green car.

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Fashion students set up shop

A new store opened and managed by dual-degree QUT Design/Business students and graduates is setting a new entrepreneurial standard for local fashion in Brisbane.  

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Fruit sellers suffer under price pressure

The big supermarket chains are creating an unfair economic environment for growers and small stores within the fruit and vegetable industry, according to farmers and sellers.

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Hastings Street prints local currency

Image by Stephanie FrancisTourism Noosa has joined forces with 110 businesses on Noosa’s Hastings Street, including boutiques and restaurants, to launch a month-long promotion.

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Exhibition celebrates 35 years of 4zzz

image by Andrew BeardThe 4zzz radio station celebrated its 35th birthday with an exhibition at the Bleeding Heart gallery in Brisbane, last Friday. The exhibition, showcased promotional posters, audio samples and video footage that 4zzz has produced over the years. 

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Brisbane residents shortchanged on safety

Despite skyrocketing electricity costs, there are fears that poorly maintained suburban electricity infrastructure is placing lives in danger.

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Recruitment key to combating youth crime

Indigenous Policeman Arthur NewRecruiting more Indigenous people into the police force will reduce Indigenous juvenile crime rates according to former Indigenous Person of the Year, Stephen Hagan.

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Sex laws put artists at risk

Teaser image- slide with panties

Teenage girls could be branded paedophiles under Australia’s strict child pornography laws while the government ignores a culture of sex.

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Students need to log on to learn

Educational institutions need to properly embrace online learning spaces, or risk leaving students without the digital tools required to participate in today's virtual society, educators say.

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Workplace cyber bullying on the rise

Online bullying is increasing in work places, with a recent Newspoll survey showing one in four Australians aged between 18 and 24 experiences some type of cyber bulying at work.

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