Brad Cooper

It's the town where time stands still - a small community on the western Darling Downs that has a higher proportion of older folk living on their own than almost anywhere else in Queensland.

Destructive floods in north west Queensland that inundated properties and businesses won’t be half as devastating as the lack of government support leaving distressed locals high and dry, InQueensland has been told.

A shake-up of Queensland surveillance laws is on the cards with the Queensland Government flagging more clampdowns to restrict advancing technology from invading people’s privacy.

For more than 40 years, U.S.-Egypt defense cooperation has been a fundamental component of our strategic partnership, and the relationship between our two great navies has accelerated in recent years. In 2021, Egypt joined the U.S. Navy in eight naval exercises. Last year, our major engagements increased to 13, including an unprecedented joint patrol in the Red Sea with ENS Alexandria (F 911), USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20) and a U.S. Navy surface drone.

On an Edinburgh afternoon of torrential rain close to the winter solstice, what ecstasy to be transported to an ancient Greek midsummer day, a Claude landscape with shepherds calling across the hills, painted in the most translucent colours by Richard Strauss in his late mastery. All it needs are world-class voices and an orchestra that glows; it got both in Scottish Opera’s concert staging.

THIS IS BRANDED CONTENT FOR DROUGHTMASTER AUSTRALIA A country butcher shop on New South Wales's mid north coast is growing its profile and

Free Wheelchair Mission and Invacare Partnership Logo President and CEO of Invacare: Geoff Purtill CEO of Free Wheelchair Mission: Nuka Solomon

New Free Wheelchair Mission Board Member: Ricardo Pérez Font IRVINE, CALIFORNIA, USA, May 6, 2024 / EINPresswire.com Free Wheelchair Mission , a

U.S. Olympic Trials: Caeleb Dressel Ends Double with 50.79 in 100 Fly Three years ago in Tokyo, this was the Dressel Double, in a slightly different order. Then, it was

Like other hydrographic offices, Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) collects survey data for safety of navigation, producing and maintaining nautical charts and products in accordance with SOLAS Chapter V, Regulation 9. Finding new and unusual features such as shipwrecks is the icing on the cake. LINZ’s recent survey of Tūranganui-a-Kiwa/Poverty Bay uncovered two locally known but previously uncharted wrecks, mapping them both in 3D and igniting interest in their stories – their origins, their voyages and their eventual demise.