Adjunct Instructor of Sportswriting, Adjunct Instructor of Magazine Feature Writing
Joe Higgins is an editor, broadcaster, and producer/host with a focus on local news in Brisbane, Australia. As an adjunct instructor of sportswriting and magazine feature writing, Joe brings his expertise and passion for storytelling to his articles, which cover a range of topics including community events, social issues, and religious matters.
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Brisbane, Australia (Local)
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Joe Higgins' articles primarily focus on local Brisbane and Australian events related to Christianity, Catholic Church, religious life, ministry, family & relationships, and culture & society. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on event coverage and government announcements.
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By: Joe Higgins
THE blue-stone of St Patrick’s Cathedral is coming back to life.
By: Joe Higgins
FEW photographers can say one of their snaps was turned into a postage stamp, especially for a 500-year-old postal service, but that’s just the case for The Catholic Leader’s go-to photographer Alan Edgecomb.
By: Joe Higgins
ST Francis’ Table volunteers see God’s miracles served up one plate at a time in the parish hall on Dornoch Terrace.
KATRINA Wood served in the Royal Australian Navy for 10 years, but never identified as a veteran.
Despite a slowdown in hiring, the labor market is still in great shape.
THREE men in their 20s and 30s are about to take their next steps in a radical life of love for God and God’s people.
By: Joe Higgins
HOLY Spirit Provincial Seminary rector Fr Neil Muir said he was humbled by the trust of Queensland’s bishops in re-appointing him to lead the formation of the next generation of priests. Fr Muir was re-appointed for a second three-year term. “The first three years have been about getting a feel for the place and falling […]
By: Joe Higgins
TWO Brisbane married men Hugo Silva and Martin Lewis will be ordained to the permanent diaconate at St Stephen’s Cathedral on November 16.
YOUNG Catholics from around Brisbane’s schools and parishes are lacing up their boots for a full day of touch football at Iona College on November 23.
TOOWOOMBA Bishop Ken Howell has ordained three men, Sang Duc Bui, BJ Perrett and Sean Woods, to the transitional diaconate at a Mass at Holy Spirit Chapel, Banyo, today.
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