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News by Jessica Marszalek Premium Content  Labor members have urged all government MPs to support Voluntary Assisted Dying laws despite an impassioned plea from one politician, who became the first Labor MP to publicly express reservations over the Bill. Labor MP Linus Power asked members not to put pressure on MPs as he questioned the reasons some might access proposed laws in Queensland and suggested there would be serious unintended consequences for the terminally-ill. But the motion - which called for their support during the September parliament vote and for the government to invest in more palliative care - overwhelmingly passed at state conference on Sunday after a lively and emotional debate. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only A NEW service station has set up shop at the former BP Silkstone, signalling the end of one era and the start of a new one for the site. Rumours have swirled online in recent days over the future of the 211 sqm block after motorists claimed to see workers removing BP branding from the site. Independently owned Metco Petroleum will instead service the high-traffic area on the corner of Cole Street and Blackstone Road. Many residents will likely be disheartened to learn of the shutdown, with the former BP servo gaining a reputation for competitive pricing. ....
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Premium Content Subscriber only Drivers are “just not getting the lesson” police have said, after conducting a major blitz on the weekend that led to more than 40 infringement notices and several arrests. Two drivers were busted more than 20 kilometres above the speed limit and another 29 were caught speeding, showing some people have “no regard for the road rules or other road users,” officer-in-charge of Laidley police, Senior Sergeant Regan Draheim said. Senior Sergeant Draheim said a 65-year-old Laidley man was caught driving under the influence of drugs while another two males were “located and arrested” on outstanding warrants. A 65-year-old Laidley man was caught driving under the influence of drugs while another two males were “located and arrested” on outstanding warrants Photo: Valerie Horton. ....