Robyn Wuth is a Journalist at AAP Brisbane. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, as well as regional interests and world news, with a focus on topics like climate policy, tourism, and travel technology. Robyn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Perth Now, The New Daily, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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School safety fears sparked by two stabbings in as many days are being played down by a state government, which is ruling out boosting search powers.
By: Robyn Wuth, Laine Clark
School safety fears triggered by two stabbings in as many days are being played down as a state government rules out expanding knife search powers.
Queensland's Olympics minister is back at the starting line, reclaiming the Games portfolio just weeks after stepping aside over a federal electoral enrolment probe.
The Queensland Olympics boss was stepped aside over a federal enrolment referral amid questions over integrity and disclosure.
A deadly e-scooter crash has left a man dead and another seriously injured, as Queensland Police crack down on illegal e-bikes and e-scooters.
Robyn Wuth Queensland's Olympics Minister says he's been "smeared" but ultimately vindicated after federal police closed an electoral enrolment probe without finding any offence.
Supermarket giant Coles will challenge the competition watchdog before a tribunal in a test of Australia's tough new merger laws, after the commission
Coles has challenged the ACCC's decision to block its plan for a second supermarket and liquor store in Kalgoorlie, setting up a landmark test of Australia's tougher merger laws.
MS patients have avoided paying tens of thousands of dollars for treatment, with the government keeping key multiple sclerosis treatments on the PBS.
Motorists are being urged to buy only the fuel they need as Middle East tensions linger. -AAP Image
