The university issued a message to some staff and students through its app, declaring it supported marriage equality, but retracted it a short time later.
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At least one dead, more injured in car crashes around Queensland
At least one person is dead and a number of others were in a critical condition following car crashes in separate parts of Queensland on Friday.
Mines will face 'full force of the law' if dust laws breached, Premier says
Four Queensland mines accused of breaching dust monitoring rules designed to protect workers from the deadly black lung disease have been warned to step up their game or face prosecution.
No price to pay for those close to Cross River Rail stations, authority promises
Brisbane could have built some new bridges across the river for the money that had been spent on Cross River Rail so far, Deputy Mayor Adrian Schrinner says.
Adani fined $12,000 for Abbot Point coal terminal stormwater breach
Indian mining giant Adani has been fined $12,000 for a stormwater breach at its Abbot Point coal terminal during Tropical Cyclone Debbie.
Where did winter go? Warmest August days in eight years for Ekka
Brisbane was expected to experience maximum temperatures of more than eight degrees above the August average on People’s Day at the Ekka.
Man facing almost 100 charges after garage thefts
A man has been charged with almost 100 offences after a large number of thefts in south-east Queensland.
Alleged South Brisbane laneway rapist denied bail
A New South Wales man accused of brutally raping a woman in South Brisbane six years ago has been denied bail.
One Nation candidate for Queensland election was a Hells Angel
“I’m a big boy, I can handle it,” Scott Bannan said of rival parties digging into his past.
The Brisbane suburbs where food safety is questioned
The cleanliness and quality of food served in Brisbane has been questioned more than 1000 times since April last year.