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Planned burn under way in Carnarvon National Park

The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service has begun a week-long planned burn in the Carnarvon National Park. QPWS advised it would conduct the burn between...

Yarding down at Emerald sale

Numbers decreased by almost 1200 with agents offering 1800 head at the Emerald sale on Thursday 6 March. Quality was fairly mixed, and the...

Trump’s tariffs? We are still the lucky country

Australia's exports of aluminium and steel to the United States are just 0.2 per cent of our total exports to the world. But you...

Alarm at rise in suicide rate among Indigenous people

The true scale of an "alarming" rise in Indigenous Australians dying by suicide may still be under-reported, with concerns about gaps in data and...

Australia determines ‘interests’ against Trump threats

Anthony Albanese has backed in Australia's defence spending amid pressure from the Trump administration for a substantial hike. Defence spending is about two per cent,...

Trump slight causes New Zealand to sack top diplomat

New Zealand's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Phil Goff, has been sacked for questioning US President Donald Trump's grasp of history. Mr Goff, foreign...

Be alert but not alarmed

“I’m dealing with the weather.” This is my response when friends ask, “How’s work?” only to have them look outside and ask, “What weather?”...

CH regional junior sports clubs invited to apply for Glencore funding

Junior sports clubs located in Tieri, Capella, Clermont, Rolleston and Springsure could be eligible for grants of up to $7500 thanks to Glencore Coal's...

‘Significant disaster event’: region braces for cyclone

A "significant disaster event" looms as a tropical cyclone zeros in on a densely populated part of Australia's coast for the first time in...

Police operation nabs 41 people and more than $40,000 in cash

Police have charged 41 people with more than 178 offences and allegedly seized more than $40,000 in cash, recovered two firearms, seized a quantity...

Pope thanks well-wishers, no longer needs ventilation

Pope Francis remained stable through the day and no longer requires the use of mechanical ventilation to breathe, the Vatican says, in a sign...

Fines for tech firms exposing kids to harmful content

Tech firms and telcos that fail to protect kids from harmful material like self-harm instructions, fetish porn and violence could be hit with massive...

Roxy adds more notches in her belt of success

Roxanne Weston of RLR Photography has doubled her success at the Australian Photographer of the Year awards. Roxy received confirmation last month that both images...