Tradie takes down man during alleged attempted armed robbery
Good morning and welcome Brisbane Times’ Friday, October 17 news blog. Today is a sunny day and we can expect a maximum temperature of 28 degrees.
Here are this morning’s local headlines:
Staff and parents of children at Griffith University’s childcare centers are left reeling after what was said on Thursday. The centers would close within two months.
The abandoned Broadway Hotel in Woolloongabba has been earmarked for restoration. with the construction of a high-rise tower planned directly on top. The demolished hotel will reopen as an accommodation venue, with plans to rebuild its original staircase and interior fittings.
Restoration plan of the Broadway Hotel in Woolloongabba.
A soldier who died when his vehicle overturned during an Australian Defense Force training exercise in North Queensland has died. His name was stated to be Tulsa Rumney, Third Battalion.
Dolphin pilot Jamayne Isaako reveals his father’s enduring message deciding on international compliance as a simple choice, and hasn’t given up on his desire to represent New Zealand.
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