The sister of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs has launched a massive $750,000 lawsuit, alleging the state failed to protect the young girl from the religious cult that ultimately cost her her life. 

Hear the details of the legal battle and why the Department of Child Safety is now under fire for more than just one tragedy.

The sister of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs has launched a massive $750,000 lawsuit, alleging the state failed to protect the young girl from the religious cult that ultimately cost her her life. 
Hear the details of the legal battle and why the Department of Child Safety is now under fire for more than just one tragedy.

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News Deep Dive: Why is Elizabeth Struhs’ sister suing for $750k?

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Before Brisbane was even a free settlement, a group of zealous German missionaries arrived in 1838 with a radical vision for a "Zion Hill" in what we now call Nundah. 

Discover how their legacy lives on today through the name Zillmere and the surprisingly peaceful stories of their interactions with the local Aboriginal people.

Before Brisbane was even a free settlement, a group of zealous German missionaries arrived in 1838 with a radical vision for a "Zion Hill" in what we now call Nundah. 
Discover how their legacy lives on today through the name Zillmere and the surprisingly peaceful stories of their interactions with the local Aboriginal people.

Streets of Brisbane: The forbidden history of your Northside commute

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While new home approvals in Queensland are skyrocketing by over 30%, the dream of homeownership is hitting a wall of missing infrastructure and a desperate shortage of tradies. 

Master Builders Queensland’s Dyan Johnson joined the show to discuss why "begging, borrowing, and stealing" workers from interstate might be the only way to actually get these 40,000 homes off the paper and onto the ground.

While new home approvals in Queensland are skyrocketing by over 30%, the dream of homeownership is hitting a wall of missing infrastructure and a desperate shortage of tradies. 
Master Builders Queensland&rsquo;s Dyan Johnson joined the show to discuss why "begging, borrowing, and stealing" workers from interstate might be the only way to actually get these 40,000 homes off the paper and onto the ground.

Who is building QLD? The 40,000-home surge facing a massive "tradie tax."

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News Deep Dive: Why is Elizabeth Struhs’ sister suing for $750k?

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