US nuclear submarine arrives in Brisbane; European Union reaches 15 per cent trade deal with Trump
Good morning and welcome Brisbane Times’ Live news for Monday, July 28. Today there must be a sunny day with a top temperature of 21 degrees.
In the local headlines of this morning:
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli gives the most results Report card of the 10 -month rule this week When Queensland has adopted safer laws of his government, he received crime statistical victims for the first six months.
Queensland’s Great Public Sector Association will force workers to help workers without weakening their jobs and for an approach to the use of artificial intelligence in administrative roles.
Attempts to introduce a Multi -Dollar American Casino company to Australia may have stopped thanks to a small suburban bowl club.
During the placement in Brisbane International Airport, a Aerobridge Fiji Airways Flight Fj923 contacted the left windshield.Credit: Facebook
A Fiji Airways Boeing 737 max was damaged at Brisbane International Airport After an Aerobridge incident Weekend – Third at the airport for months.
The entire Queensland Hospital and the health services will supervise how they hire, manage and watch senior doctors after “pushed”. The role of advertising without advertising and difficult to fill.
The staff was afraid of getting a famous Queensland scientist who won millions of government financing but found to be a scammer. Finally they had enough.
La Boite’s new show The Brisbane buildings that are destroyed to shock Joh Bjelke-Petersen are very popular.
And in local weekend sports, Gold Coast Suns upset that Premiers the Brisbane Lions reigned AFL QClash Derby on Saturday Broncos fell to Eels on Friday night. In addition, on Saturday, Lightning temporarily stopped the game at Brisbane. Wallaroos’s loss to Wales In the female rugby test.
