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Bulldozers at the ready for the art deco jewel of Redcliffe

Residents at a seaside community north of Brisbane are devastated their council is about to demolish an 85-year-old art deco bayside pavilion.

Deception baySuttons beachMoreton islandNorfolk islandMoreton bayJodie starrChris hydeDayle telfordTony mooreJudith leeCameron atfieldPeter flanneryKen palmerDouglas leeMick gillamGee barry gibb

Bulldozers at the ready for the art deco jewel of Redcliffe

Residents at a seaside community north of Brisbane are devastated their council is about to demolish an 85-year-old art deco bayside pavilion.

Deception baySuttons beachMoreton islandNorfolk islandMoreton bayJodie starrChris hydeDayle telfordTony mooreJudith leeCameron atfieldPeter flanneryKen palmerDouglas leeMick gillamGee barry gibb

The EU has banned popular coloured tattoo inks over safety risks Should Australia be concerned? - 07-Jan-2022

An EU law came into force this week banning the use of many popular tattoo inks that contain chemicals regulators say are hazardous, with some linked to cancer. Tattoo artists are up in arms, but experts say Australia should be getting on board.

Noord hollandTina vineyQueensland healthAustralian cancer councilQueensland parliamentAustralian national healthCancer councilCancel councilEuropean chemicals agencyAesthetics practitioners advisory networkEuropean unionResearch councilTattooists association of australiaPigment bluePigment greenMedical research council

The EU has banned popular coloured tattoo inks over safety risks Should Australia be concerned? - 07-Jan-2022

An EU law came into force this week banning the use of many popular tattoo inks that contain chemicals regulators say are hazardous, with some linked to cancer. Tattoo artists are up in arms, but experts say Australia should be getting on board.

Noord hollandTina vineyQueensland healthAustralian cancer councilQueensland parliamentAustralian national healthCancer councilCancel councilEuropean chemicals agencyAesthetics practitioners advisory networkEuropean unionResearch councilTattooists association of australiaPigment bluePigment greenMedical research council

The EU has banned popular coloured tattoo inks over safety risks Should Australia be concerned? - 07-Jan-2022

An EU law came into force this week banning the use of many popular tattoo inks that contain chemicals regulators say are hazardous, with some linked to cancer. Tattoo artists are up in arms, but experts say Australia should be getting on board.

Noord hollandTina vineyQueensland healthAustralian cancer councilQueensland parliamentAustralian national healthCancer councilCancel councilEuropean chemicals agencyAesthetics practitioners advisory networkEuropean unionResearch councilTattooists association of australiaPigment bluePigment greenMedical research council

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