Words: Tara Bosworth While I wouldn’t consider myself a traditional fan of long, in-depth political thrillers, State of Play was surprisingly enjoyable. At the risk of sounding cliché, this film seemed to have a bit of everything: suspense, humour, action and even some romance. Following the mysterious death of his mistress, a...
read moreNRL Wrap Round 11 – Nick Underhill Eels 16 drew Rabbitohs 16 Tigers 18 lost to Broncos 20 Sharks 4 lost to Dragons 26 Panthers 48 def Roosters 6 Bulldogs 26 def Storm 10 Raiders 38 def Warriors 12 Titans 18 def Sea Eagles 17 Cowboys 36 def Knights 10 Game of the round: Tigers and Broncos by an inch. The game was played in...
read moreWords: Dave Callaghan Photos: Kate Scantleton 8 May 2009 If you didn’t know Alex Lloyd had recently released a new album don’t feel too bad; no one told me either. I thought it strange at the time to hear that Lloyd was performing at the Zoo in the Valley as I struggled to remember the last single to be released by this...
read moreRain may have stopped some showoff wheel spinning but the brand new student-built Mazda 5 SAE was soaking up the limelight as the centrepiece of the QUT Motorsport season launch this week. QUT Journalism student, Ash Miller, 22, explained QUT Motorsport students create a brand new open wheel formula SAE race car each year to race in...
read moreWords: Alex Fynes-Clinton Thirty teenage mothers are finishing high school with the help of a purpose-built program on the Sunshine Coast. Teenagers from Deception Bay to Cooroy travel to be part of the Supporting Teenage Mothers with Education, Mothering and Mentoring (STEMM) program at Burnside High School, Nambour. The...
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