The most important people in Spend-less Shoes are our Store Sales Team. You are the first point of contact with our most important asset, THE CUSTOMER. You…
Author: Admin
Process / Factory Worker – Eagle Farm QLD
An opportunity for a production / factory worker has become available at our Eagle Farm manufacturing plant. Reporting to the production supervisor, your…
National firearms amnesty targets illegal weapons
Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services Mark Ryan and Commissioner Ian Stewart are aiming to reduce the number of unregistered and unwanted firearms in Queensland through a national firearms amnesty.
From July 1 to September 30, anyone who has an unregistered firearm or firearm-related article in their possession – for whatever reason – will have the chance to legally dispose of it or register it without penalty.
Commissioner Stewart said this is the time to act.
“Not only will all participants avoid prosecution and the risk of being fined up to $60,000, they will also help keep our community safe by ensuring unregistered firearms don’t fall into the wrong hands,” Commissioner Stewart said.
“Here in Queensland, we have made it as easy as possible to participate.
“Firearms and firearm-related items should be handed in at licensed firearms dealers. A detailed list of all participating dealers is on the Queensland Police website at www.police.qld.gov.au. Alternatively,
Man dies after being hit by two cars north of Brisbane
The man was crossing a road in Morayfield when he was hit by a car, before being hit by another car just behind the first.
Nixon Tonkin inquest: 'I was in labour for two days and they hand me my dead son'
There’s a special spot on the bedroom wall of a Gold Coast home reserved for the most painful of memories.
CCC audits investigations of recruitment and nepotism in public sector
A Queensland public sector worker is accused of getting a job by using fake academic qualifications, after allegedly being involved in similar fraud interstate.
'Rumble, young man, rumble': Boxing's big names arrive in Brisbane for bout
Top-flight boxing is 30 per cent show business, 30 per cent non-show business and 30 per cent sheer hard work, speed, grit and talent, a friend and sports reporter once told me.
Labor heavyweights gather to pay tribute to former federal MP Con Sciacca in state funeral
Labor heavyweights, lawyers, business people and family paid tribute to Mr Sciacca, a former federal politician, in a state funeral at the Cathedral of St Stephen in Brisbane on Friday morning.
Fire safety of cladding at Brisbane Princess Alexandra Hospital in doubt
Tests are under way to confirm whether cladding used on one of Queensland’s biggest hospitals is fire-retardant.
Bruce Highway traffic delays after army truck rollover near Sunshine Coast
Traffic delays built quickly, with heavy delays greeting commuters heading north and south.