The Strickland's from Burpengary East are the creators behind Brisbane's biggest Christmas light display.

However, this year there will be no 'Merry Strickland Christmas' after the family received several crude comments and threats online.

David Strickland told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'you try and do as much as you can, but you can't please everyone'.

The Strickland's from Burpengary East are the creators behind Brisbane's biggest Christmas light display.
However, this year there will be no 'Merry Strickland Christmas' after the family received several crude comments and threats online.
David Strickland told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'you try and do as much as you can, but you can't please everyone'.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has lobbied the new Indonesian president to release the remaining members of the Bali Nine who are still serving life sentences.

The Age and the SMH Indonesian correspondent from 2012-14 Michael Bachelard told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'drug traffickers are not popular in Indonesia, particularly when they come from Western countries because there's kind of a feeling that Indonesia needs to stand up to Western countries and colonial powers.'

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has lobbied the new Indonesian president to release the remaining members of the Bali Nine who are still serving life sentences.
The Age and the SMH Indonesian correspondent from 2012-14 Michael Bachelard told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'drug traffickers are not popular in Indonesia, particularly when they come from Western countries because there's kind of a feeling that Indonesia needs to stand up to Western countries and colonial powers.'

Should the remaining Bali nine members be released?

New data has revealed that youth crime in Queensland has jumped more than ten per cent last financial year.

For example, the number of proven offences committed by young people increased from 41,155 in 2022/23 to 46,130 in 2023/24.

Youth Justice Minister Laura Gerber told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'Labor has been telling Queenslanders a lie for the last five years in relation to youth crime.'

'In fact, youth crime has been going up for the last five years, despite at estimates every year, Labor saying things are getting better and our plan is working,' she said.

New data has revealed that youth crime in Queensland has jumped more than ten per cent last financial year.
For example, the number of proven offences committed by young people increased from 41,155 in 2022/23 to 46,130 in 2023/24.
Youth Justice Minister Laura Gerber told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'Labor has been telling Queenslanders a lie for the last five years in relation to youth crime.'
'In fact, youth crime has been going up for the last five years, despite at estimates every year, Labor saying things are getting better and our plan is working,' she said.

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