HomeGeneral NewsAdvocating with pride and hope – Proctor General News Advocating with pride and hope – Proctor July 10, 2025 0 10 - Advertisement - Lyndell O’Connor says demonstrating strength and resilience in everyday actions can make a real difference for First Nations people. Lyndell is co-Chair of the Queensland Law Society’s First Nations Legal Policy Committee; and Director of the Office of the Child and Family… Click here to view the original article. Tagsqlsproctor.com.au - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleTrump pivots West Africa talks to tradeNext articleCFMEU ‘ruthless’ in pursuit of political power: report RELATED ARTICLES General News Thousands turn Yarrabilba park into one big family night Australian Online News - October 8, 2026 General News Many are shocked by the domestic violence charges against Sam Wood, but we shouldn’t be Australian Online News - October 8, 2026 General News Hundreds attend inaugural QLS Specialist Practice Conference – Proctor Australian Online News - October 8, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Ipswich baby’s death: Father charged with murder after son dies in Queensland Children’s Hospital October 7, 2026 Choc-chip sesame cookies with tahini ganache recipe October 6, 2026 ChatGPT brain isn’t inevitable: How to use AI without getting dumber October 3, 2026 Former Liberal politician Bruce Baird has died aged 84 October 2, 2026 Load more