Brisbane notebook - Birth rate has declined in Queensland

A world first study of over a million pregancies in China has found a link between a type of air pollution and premature births.

A world first study of over a million pregancies in China has found a link between a type of air pollution and premature births. Source: Press Association

In todays Brisbane Notebook, our correspondent, Kee Cheung, reports about the number of traffic accidents in Queensland has increased during this past Christmas New Year holiday. He will also report on the declining birth rate in Queensland and the bio of Lady Flo, the wife of the longest serving Premier of Queensland and the waiting time of the Queensland Public Hospital has become longer and longer.



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