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<\/a>Table of contents<\/h3>\n(June 20, 2015) – Abbott’s cuts to Queensland.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 19, 2015) – Media frenzy over Carmody.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 18, 2015) – No investigation into Police Minister.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 17, 2015) – Remembering Ravenshoe.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 16, 2015) – Newman’s destruction halted.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 15, 2015) – Making medicine in Queensland.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 14, 2015) –\u00a0Newman’s lavish plans axed.<\/a><\/h6>\n.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 20, 2015) – Abbott’s cuts to Queensland<\/h2>\nLegal services suffer<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0reported, “More than 80,000 people were turned away from Queensland’s community legal centres last year\u2013 more than half the national total.\u00a0And with federal government cuts on the table, there are fears the number of vulnerable Queenslanders sent away without help will grow exponentially.\u00a0Director of the Queensland Association of Independent Legal Services, James Farrell, said the proposed Commonwealth budget savings would see funding to free legal centres cut by 23 per cent.\u00a0Those cuts are expected to kick in from July 1, 2017.”:\u00a0Community legal centres facing more turn aways.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The week in politics with Professor Anne Tiernan<\/h3>\n\n- Anne Tiernan<\/a>\u00a0spoke to\u00a0ABC Radio Brisbane<\/a>\u00a0about the week in state politics.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Ode to Winton, Qld<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0wrote, “To truly understand Queensland, you must understand the outback.\u00a0Queensland, the land the legend, was not born in the big smoke. It was birthed on the back of the sheep’s back in the west, under skies that reveal life’s mysteries, in soil as red as the blood which toiled it.\u00a0To truly understand all that makes Queensland ‘true’, you must journey to the never-never.”:\u00a0Winton: A true survivor of the Qld outback.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 19, 2015) – Media frenzy over Carmody<\/h2>\nGovernor leaves Carmody as Deputy, media melts down<\/h3>\n
The media went into a spin this week as Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey left the state and in his place Chief Justice Tim Carmody took on the acting role. As Carmody was still on sick leave as Chief Justice caused speculation and consternation. Yet, the Constitution of Queensland\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0is clear on whom should fill in for the Governor when he’s away. Carmody also performed this role when Former Premier Campbell Newman called the snap January election.<\/p>\n
(June 19, 2015) – Media frenzy over Carmody.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 18, 2015) – No investigation into Police Minister.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 17, 2015) – Remembering Ravenshoe.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 16, 2015) – Newman’s destruction halted.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 15, 2015) – Making medicine in Queensland.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 14, 2015) –\u00a0Newman’s lavish plans axed.<\/a><\/h6>\n.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 20, 2015) – Abbott’s cuts to Queensland<\/h2>\nLegal services suffer<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0reported, “More than 80,000 people were turned away from Queensland’s community legal centres last year\u2013 more than half the national total.\u00a0And with federal government cuts on the table, there are fears the number of vulnerable Queenslanders sent away without help will grow exponentially.\u00a0Director of the Queensland Association of Independent Legal Services, James Farrell, said the proposed Commonwealth budget savings would see funding to free legal centres cut by 23 per cent.\u00a0Those cuts are expected to kick in from July 1, 2017.”:\u00a0Community legal centres facing more turn aways.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The week in politics with Professor Anne Tiernan<\/h3>\n\n- Anne Tiernan<\/a>\u00a0spoke to\u00a0ABC Radio Brisbane<\/a>\u00a0about the week in state politics.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Ode to Winton, Qld<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0wrote, “To truly understand Queensland, you must understand the outback.\u00a0Queensland, the land the legend, was not born in the big smoke. It was birthed on the back of the sheep’s back in the west, under skies that reveal life’s mysteries, in soil as red as the blood which toiled it.\u00a0To truly understand all that makes Queensland ‘true’, you must journey to the never-never.”:\u00a0Winton: A true survivor of the Qld outback.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 19, 2015) – Media frenzy over Carmody<\/h2>\nGovernor leaves Carmody as Deputy, media melts down<\/h3>\n
The media went into a spin this week as Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey left the state and in his place Chief Justice Tim Carmody took on the acting role. As Carmody was still on sick leave as Chief Justice caused speculation and consternation. Yet, the Constitution of Queensland\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0is clear on whom should fill in for the Governor when he’s away. Carmody also performed this role when Former Premier Campbell Newman called the snap January election.<\/p>\n
(June 17, 2015) – Remembering Ravenshoe.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 16, 2015) – Newman’s destruction halted.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 15, 2015) – Making medicine in Queensland.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 14, 2015) –\u00a0Newman’s lavish plans axed.<\/a><\/h6>\n.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 20, 2015) – Abbott’s cuts to Queensland<\/h2>\nLegal services suffer<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0reported, “More than 80,000 people were turned away from Queensland’s community legal centres last year\u2013 more than half the national total.\u00a0And with federal government cuts on the table, there are fears the number of vulnerable Queenslanders sent away without help will grow exponentially.\u00a0Director of the Queensland Association of Independent Legal Services, James Farrell, said the proposed Commonwealth budget savings would see funding to free legal centres cut by 23 per cent.\u00a0Those cuts are expected to kick in from July 1, 2017.”:\u00a0Community legal centres facing more turn aways.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The week in politics with Professor Anne Tiernan<\/h3>\n\n- Anne Tiernan<\/a>\u00a0spoke to\u00a0ABC Radio Brisbane<\/a>\u00a0about the week in state politics.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Ode to Winton, Qld<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0wrote, “To truly understand Queensland, you must understand the outback.\u00a0Queensland, the land the legend, was not born in the big smoke. It was birthed on the back of the sheep’s back in the west, under skies that reveal life’s mysteries, in soil as red as the blood which toiled it.\u00a0To truly understand all that makes Queensland ‘true’, you must journey to the never-never.”:\u00a0Winton: A true survivor of the Qld outback.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 19, 2015) – Media frenzy over Carmody<\/h2>\nGovernor leaves Carmody as Deputy, media melts down<\/h3>\n
The media went into a spin this week as Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey left the state and in his place Chief Justice Tim Carmody took on the acting role. As Carmody was still on sick leave as Chief Justice caused speculation and consternation. Yet, the Constitution of Queensland\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0is clear on whom should fill in for the Governor when he’s away. Carmody also performed this role when Former Premier Campbell Newman called the snap January election.<\/p>\n
(June 15, 2015) – Making medicine in Queensland.<\/a><\/h6>\n(June 14, 2015) –\u00a0Newman’s lavish plans axed.<\/a><\/h6>\n.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 20, 2015) – Abbott’s cuts to Queensland<\/h2>\nLegal services suffer<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0reported, “More than 80,000 people were turned away from Queensland’s community legal centres last year\u2013 more than half the national total.\u00a0And with federal government cuts on the table, there are fears the number of vulnerable Queenslanders sent away without help will grow exponentially.\u00a0Director of the Queensland Association of Independent Legal Services, James Farrell, said the proposed Commonwealth budget savings would see funding to free legal centres cut by 23 per cent.\u00a0Those cuts are expected to kick in from July 1, 2017.”:\u00a0Community legal centres facing more turn aways.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The week in politics with Professor Anne Tiernan<\/h3>\n\n- Anne Tiernan<\/a>\u00a0spoke to\u00a0ABC Radio Brisbane<\/a>\u00a0about the week in state politics.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Ode to Winton, Qld<\/h3>\n\n- Amy Remeikis<\/a>\u00a0wrote, “To truly understand Queensland, you must understand the outback.\u00a0Queensland, the land the legend, was not born in the big smoke. It was birthed on the back of the sheep’s back in the west, under skies that reveal life’s mysteries, in soil as red as the blood which toiled it.\u00a0To truly understand all that makes Queensland ‘true’, you must journey to the never-never.”:\u00a0Winton: A true survivor of the Qld outback.<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n(June 19, 2015) – Media frenzy over Carmody<\/h2>\nGovernor leaves Carmody as Deputy, media melts down<\/h3>\n
The media went into a spin this week as Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey left the state and in his place Chief Justice Tim Carmody took on the acting role. As Carmody was still on sick leave as Chief Justice caused speculation and consternation. Yet, the Constitution of Queensland\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0is clear on whom should fill in for the Governor when he’s away. Carmody also performed this role when Former Premier Campbell Newman called the snap January election.<\/p>\n
.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n .<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n The media went into a spin this week as Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey left the state and in his place Chief Justice Tim Carmody took on the acting role. As Carmody was still on sick leave as Chief Justice caused speculation and consternation. Yet, the Constitution of Queensland\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0is clear on whom should fill in for the Governor when he’s away. Carmody also performed this role when Former Premier Campbell Newman called the snap January election.<\/p>\n(June 20, 2015) – Abbott’s cuts to Queensland<\/h2>\n
Legal services suffer<\/h3>\n
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The week in politics with Professor Anne Tiernan<\/h3>\n
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Ode to Winton, Qld<\/h3>\n
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(June 19, 2015) – Media frenzy over Carmody<\/h2>\n
Governor leaves Carmody as Deputy, media melts down<\/h3>\n