Queensland's Education Minister, John-Paul Langbroek, responds after students were taught about the wrong Roman leader ahead of a crucial Ancient History exam.

Hear what the Minister is doing to reassure stressed students and how the school system is safeguarding against high-stakes testing.

Queensland's Education Minister, John-Paul Langbroek, responds after students were taught about the wrong Roman leader ahead of a crucial Ancient History exam.
Hear what the Minister is doing to reassure stressed students and how the school system is safeguarding against high-stakes testing.

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Minister Langbroek explains why students were taught the wrong exam topic

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After years of advocacy, Mayor Francis Murray revealed that the "Triple B" towns are finally ticking the biggest box on their wishlist. 

Discover how this historic road sealing project will transform life in the 95,000-square-kilometre Diamantina Shire.

After years of advocacy, Mayor Francis Murray revealed that the "Triple B" towns are finally ticking the biggest box on their wishlist. 
Discover how this historic road sealing project will transform life in the 95,000-square-kilometre Diamantina Shire.

Summer Around The State: The last town in QLD to finally get a sealed access road

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That "clean" tea towel might be doing more harm than good, and your favourite wooden chopping board could be harbouring a hidden bacterial secret. 

Food safety expert Associate Professor Julian Cox revealed the common kitchen habits that would fail a professional health inspection and explained the simple changes you need to make to keep your family safe.

That "clean" tea towel might be doing more harm than good, and your favourite wooden chopping board could be harbouring a hidden bacterial secret. 
Food safety expert Associate Professor Julian Cox revealed the common kitchen habits that would fail a professional health inspection and explained the simple changes you need to make to keep your family safe.

Why your tea towels and boards are failing the hygiene test

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Minister Langbroek explains why students were taught the wrong exam topic

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