âRainbow Rebelâ ties the knot An openly gay politician and vocal advocate of marriage equality has just revealed p.lans to tie the knot with his partner.
News by Anthony Marx
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Subscriber only He was one of the four rainbow rebels who championed the righteous cause of marriage equality in Coalition ranks during Malcolm Turnbull s star-crossed reign as PM. Now, openly gay Brisbane MP Trevor Evans plans to take full advantage of the laws he helped change in 2017. Evans got down on bended knee to propose to his partner, obstetrics specialist Dr Roger Martin, this week and managed to get quite creative in the process, as we ll explain below.
âRainbow Rebelâ ties the knot An openly gay politician and vocal advocate of marriage equality has just revealed p.lans to tie the knot with his partner.
News by Anthony Marx
Premium Content
Subscriber only He was one of the four rainbow rebels who championed the righteous cause of marriage equality in Coalition ranks during Malcolm Turnbull s star-crossed reign as PM. Now, openly gay Brisbane MP Trevor Evans plans to take full advantage of the laws he helped change in 2017. Evans got down on bended knee to propose to his partner, obstetrics specialist Dr Roger Martin, this week and managed to get quite creative in the process, as we ll explain below.
âRainbow Rebelâ ties the knot An openly gay politician and vocal advocate of marriage equality has just revealed p.lans to tie the knot with his partner.
News by Anthony Marx
Premium Content
Subscriber only He was one of the four rainbow rebels who championed the righteous cause of marriage equality in Coalition ranks during Malcolm Turnbull s star-crossed reign as PM. Now, openly gay Brisbane MP Trevor Evans plans to take full advantage of the laws he helped change in 2017. Evans got down on bended knee to propose to his partner, obstetrics specialist Dr Roger Martin, this week and managed to get quite creative in the process, as we ll explain below.
 Queenslanders are turning their noses up at hospitality jobs with the industry experiencing a massive workforce shortage, despite the state having the highest unemployment rate in the country. Restaurant and cafe owners claim they simply cannot find enough staff to fill roles, saying lucrative JobSeeker and Jobkeeper payments make it too enticing for workers to stay home. Sunshine Coast restaurateur Tony Kelly, behind Rice Boi, Rice Boi Beer Garden, Spero, Market Bistro and Giddy Geisha said finding staff for this five venues had been a nightmare. I ve had people sit in front of me with a calculator and work out the hours and whether they d get paid more on Jobseeker, he said.
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Premium Content Queensland is on track for a $15 billion economic revival, with some parts of the state experiencing a five-fold increase in travel inquiries while shoppers and diners are spending millions in shops and restaurants. Eased restrictions combined with Christmas has seen tourism interest for the Sunshine State skyrocket with travel interest in parts of the state was 550 per cent higher than last year. Hotels that were previously operating at 10-15 per cent capacity are being flooded with bookings, with Queensland Hotels Association reporting most of its members were now operating at 80-to-100 per cent full.