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Queenslanders Want Government to Limit Population Growth
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Good luck with this because stopping the explosive growth in southeast Queensland is going to be a tough task: RESULTS from a Galaxy poll suggest that 60 per cent of Queenslanders want the Government to take steps to limit the …
Monster Shark Feeds On Dead Whale Off Queensland Coast
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It looks like this shark is having a feast for himself over in Queensland: Whale carcasses left to rot in south-east Queensland’s Moreton Bay could be attracting a monster shark believed to be lurking in the area. A three-metre plus …
Queensland Woman Accused of Cutting Baby In Half
This is just incrediblly cruel: A woman accused of drowning a newborn baby before cutting it in half has faced a committal hearing in far north Queensland. Violet Flora Evans, 52, today faced Cairns Magistrates Court charged with murder, concealing …
Picture of the Day: On the Beach at the Whitsundays
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Nari’s Beach is an island idyll. Via Australian Geographic.
Picture of the Day: Whitsundays Best
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With mangroves to the north, fringing coral reefs and a secluded campsite that accommodates just 12 people a night, Hook Island’s Crayfish Beach is a golden spot for camping. Via Australian Geographic.
Queensland Town Invaded By Giant Bird Eating Spiders
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You can always count on Queensland for a good giant spider story: GIANT spiders have invaded the North Queensland city of Bowen. For about six weeks, residents have reported seeing huge bird-eating spiders crawling around their backyards and gardens. Amalgamated …
Picture of the Day: View Over Daintree National Park
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World Heritage Listed, Daintree National Forest is home to over 18,000 known plant species, and some trees in the park date to over 2,500 years old. It’s quite possible that within your first 100 meters of setting foot in the …
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