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The article focuses on TriCare, a private aged-care company in Queensland, that is transitioning to a non-profit structure called Elderly Care while still charging rent to the charity for using its facilities. It explores the move, prompted by the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, allows the company to shift its operations to a charitable entity while maintaining control and drawing revenue from rent charged to the charity.

The article focuses on the challenges and setbacks faced by Indigenous treaty processes in various Australian states after the failure of the Indigenous Voice referendum. Topics include the withdrawal of support for a treaty by the Victorian opposition, the impact of conservative politics on Indigenous reconciliation efforts, and the stagnation or regression of treaty initiatives in states such as Queensland, New South Wales, and Tasmania.

The article evaluates the "Fairy Tales" exhibition at Queensland's Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), highlighting its diverse art forms that explore fantasy and folklore. Topics include the exhibition's immersive entry point and its connections between familiar objects and contemporary works.

Focuses on the biology coursework at North Carolina State that takes place on Heron Island, Australia. Study of the Great Barrier Reef by students in the program; Program organized by Harold Heatwole, professor at North Carolina State; Use of the facilities at the University of Queensland, Australia.

The author comments on Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt handing down Labor's first budget in July 14, 2015, where he effectively froze contributions to the state's superannuation scheme.