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Queensland's top 30 camping spots revealed

Queensland's top 30 camping spots revealed

Thoroughbred stallion churning out winners galore

Should Ipswich councillors get back in the office?

THE YEAR 2021 is off and running, and after a two-week break, so am I. It feels like the news has shifted up a gear since I took time off from the end of January, when a good few people were still in holiday mode. After getting back to work on Monday I fielded a few calls from readers wanting us to up the anti with Ipswich City Council in relation to a number of matters that are concerning residents at the moment. One of the key issues that has been brought to my attention at the fact that without divisional officers, residents are finding it difficult to get in contact with their local councillor.

Ex-racing horses and dogs donate plasma to make antivenom, treat young or sick animals

Ex-racing horses and dogs donate plasma to make antivenom, treat young or sick animals FriFriday 12 updated FriFriday 12 Horses donate plasma for use in antivenoms. ( Share Print text only Cancel A group of former racing animals destined to be put down are the unlikely heroes behind the antivenoms protecting humans against some of Australia s deadliest native creatures. Key points: Ex-racing animals are donating plasma to create antivenom to protect against deadly animals Their blood products are also used to treat young or sick animals, as well as in research for humans After they ve finished donating, the animals are retired and rehomed by a not-for-profit