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ROAD TO SAFETY: Work begins on highway with tragic history

Works on the first phase of the $42.5m Isis Highway safety upgrade has begun. Member for Bundaberg Tom Smith said stage 1 involved 13km of wide centre lines and audio-tactile linemarking as well as 17km of resealing. He said this was building on works already underway like the Isis Highway, Broadview Drive and Park Estate drive intersection upgrade and jointly-funded $5m overtaking lanes. One life lost on the road is one too many, and unfortunately numerous tragedies have taken place along this stretch. According to TMR s Isis Highway data there were 130 crashes recorded between January 2010 and December 2019. Of these, tragically 10 resulted in fatalities and 57 resulted in admissions to hospital.

One-stop-shop offers school supplies for struggling families

Premium Content Subscriber only Financial stress for Bundaberg families is at an all time high, as the recovery from COVID-19 continues and the start of the new school term looms closer. After the successful launch of the School Savvy program in Bundaberg last year, CentacareCQ is hosting the event again, offering everything from low-cost stationery to preloved uniforms and free haircuts. CentacareCQ Business development co-ordinator Maija Stewart zips up Burnett MP Stephen Bennett s backpack. Picture: Rhylea Millar Business development co-ordinator for CentacareCQ Maija Stewart said the special initiative is designed to help families who may be struggling to cover back-to-school costs.

Puns, pumpkins and the cocked snook we didn t hear about in estimates

Puns, pumpkins and the cocked snook we didn t hear about in estimates We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Puns, pumpkins and the cocked snook we didn t hear about in estimates Normal text size Advertisement Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk brought a pumpkin to estimates. Credit:Sam Mooy/ Getty Images Cocking a snook New Labor MP Robert Skelton was asked to apologise after an unparliamentary gesture during estimates. The member for Nicklin put his thumb on his nose, held his palm open and perpendicular to the face and wiggled his fingers. The derisive action is officially known as cocking a snook and LNP member for Burnett Stephen Bennett suggested Mr Skelton grows up .

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