Kieran Bicheno's Activity | Ipswich Advertiser

February 2020

Published a story

You should never gift a puppy, and your mother doesn’t need a Galaxy Ultra, the Nokia 2.3 looks cool, plays simple, and costs so little your teen can lose it.

Nokia 2.3: A responsible gift to make you look amazing

25th Feb 2020 6:50 PM

Published a story

It’s not about the apps being clever, it’s about the apps being available when you need them.

Suunto 7: Android’s new benchmark for situational awareness

22nd Feb 2020 8:36 PM

December 2019

Voted in a poll

Who is the cutest baby in the Banana Shire?

September 2019

Voted in a poll

How much should adult children pay to live home with their parents?

July 2019

Commented on a story

I WONDER if we're a society driven more by a desire to punish than to problem-solve.

OPINION: What's the end game in welfare drug testing?

15th Jul 2019 5:00 AM

"Bravo. Someone needed to say it. "

Commented on a story

Formula 1 needs a shake-up if they want to keep their audience. Here are some bitter pills that may ease the disease.

CRASH MORE: Five ways to fix the 2019 Formula 1 season

4th Jul 2019 10:25 AM

"Agreed, turning F1 into a spec class would be a disaster. I think that's where Porshe and, hopefully..."

Published a story

CRASH MORE: Five ways to fix the 2019 Formula 1 season

4th Jul 2019 10:25 AM

June 2019

Published a story

IT'S hard to worry about the gripes of minorities when just staying fed and clothed is a daily struggle - so why is Folau being so unhelpful to his church?

How to stop Folau turning Christianity into a 'minority'

25th Jun 2019 4:55 PM

Commented on a story

His criminal history dates back to 1990.

Convicted rapist in court for creepy kiss at Gympie store

25th Jun 2019 12:10 AM

"100% agreed, some people just have trouble understanding others are human. "

May 2019

Voted in a poll

Should business be allowed to refuse service, for example if customers are racist or homosexual?

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Kieran is a former economist and magazine editor who worked his way to Online News Editor from a three-week trial helping the original online team implement new website functions. He is now part of a team whose aim is to amplify local journalists and local communities. Kieran sees his role as being part of a megaphone strapped to the ears of parliament, making sure the regions are never forgotten by parliaments in Brisbane and Canberra.