Race against time to save little miracles
The lives of hundreds of baby turtles were saved by quick-thinking volunteers who rescued the hatchlings just before ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred hit the Sunshine
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Chinese tourism recovering but historically low
Chinese visitor numbers to Queensland are finally showing signs of recovery but remain well below pre-COVID levels.
Australia Bureau of Statistics figures, released
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Confidence growing despite tough business conditions
Queensland businesses are showing rising levels of confidence despite reporting weak profits and tough operating conditions.
The Business Chamber Queensland’s Pulse
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Seafood linked to children’s social behaviour
Scientists have discovered a link between seafood consumption and the social behaviour of children.
New research from the University of Bristol found that children with
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Queensland records sharp rise in car theft claims
Car thefts have risen significantly in Queensland with rural and regional areas experiencing a particularly sharp rise.
Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) figures,
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Threat to viability of regional air services
The peak body representing regional aviation has warned that critical services are at risk due to declining profitability, skill shortages and red tape.
In a paper
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Work begins on $4.5 million Daintree upgrade
Upgrades to Queensland’s iconic Daintree rainforest area in North Queensland started today with a new 650-metre Boardwalk to enhance the visitor experience.
The new
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Construction approvals hit negative territory
Building approvals have dipped in the past three months across the state, except for Central Queensland, according to Master Builders Queensland.
The figures taken from
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Decline in bird numbers puts species in ‘peril’
The rapid decline in bird numbers in North America is continuing with 42 species placed on red alert for extinction due to “perilously” low populations.
A study
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Save money and reduce waste with leftovers
Australian households throw away between $2000 and $2500 worth of food each year, with the top five most wasted foods being vegetables, bread, fruit, bagged salad and
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