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As of September 1, new laws have come into effect across Queensland aimed at curbing knife crime. Retailers are now prohibited from selling knives to anyone under 18 and must display clear signage about these age restrictions. Additionally, certain controlled items, like double-edged knives and machetes, must be securely stored.
Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) is set to come alive once again with the return of the Quandamooka Music & Cultural Festival.
The Australian Red Cross Lifeblood urgently needs 8,500 donors after the recent cold and flu season prompted a record number of appointment cancellations.
As Point Lookout SLSC prepares for the busy patrolling season, the Club is looking for more volunteers to step up and make a difference.
As of September 1, new laws have come into effect across Queensland aimed at curbing knife crime. Retailers are now prohibited from selling knives to anyone under 18 and must display clear signage about these age restrictions. Additionally, certain controlled items, like double-edged knives and machetes, must be securely stored.
Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) is set to come alive once again with the return of the Quandamooka Music & Cultural Festival.
The Australian Red Cross Lifeblood urgently needs 8,500 donors after the recent cold and flu season prompted a record number of appointment cancellations.
As Point Lookout SLSC prepares for the busy patrolling season, the Club is looking for more volunteers to step up and make a difference.
As of September 1, new laws have come into effect across Queensland aimed at curbing knife crime. Retailers are now prohibited from selling knives to anyone under 18 and must display clear signage about these age restrictions. Additionally, certain controlled items, like double-edged knives and machetes, must be securely stored.
Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) is set to come alive once again with the return of the Quandamooka Music & Cultural Festival.
The Australian Red Cross Lifeblood urgently needs 8,500 donors after the recent cold and flu season prompted a record number of appointment cancellations.
As Point Lookout SLSC prepares for the busy patrolling season, the Club is looking for more volunteers to step up and make a difference.
