Managing director of Ebono Institute and major sponsor of The Generator, Geoff Ebbs, is running against Kevin Rudd in the seat of Griffith at the next Federal election. By the expression on their faces in this candid shot it looks like a pretty dull campaign. Read on
A stunning exhibition of clothes, creatures and creations woven from nets retrieved from the ocean in the far north of Australia is showing at Woolloongabba Art Gallery.
The works are remarkable in their own right: beautiful, striking, evocative and complex as the international interest in them has shown. The back story, though, gives this exhibition an extra couple of dimensions that will considerably broaden interest in it.
Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme under attack at Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations underway in Lima.
Jimmy Wall asks whether Expo ’88 provided cause for celebration for everyone in the local area.
Local Psychologist Annette Yunus talks about the difficult topic of suicide Without a doubt, mental health plays a major role in someone’s decision to suicide, says Annette Yunus. However it is important to note that self harm, alcohol and drug abuse are also three of the highest risk factors. Generally those who attempt suicide have Continue Reading →
Gillian Bramley-Moore talks to Tobias Cole about mob mentality and St Matthew Passion Opera Queensland’s forthcoming production of St Matthew Passion, J.S. Bach’s Oratorio, tells a tragic story about betrayal and forbearance, says Tobias Cole. “You know I have a personal fascination with the mob. St Matthew Passion looks at mob mentality.
Micah Projects and the BHSC show their commitment to closing the gap Over 120 locals gathered at the Brisbane Homelessness Service Centre, 52 Peel Street West End, to address Indigenous health issues.The event took place as part of the national ‘Close the Gap’ campaign, initiated by Oxfam Australia, designed to raise indigenous health issues across Continue Reading →