Fresh pineapple sales flatline as consumers avoid 'inconvenient' fruits
Growers fear the time it takes to cut up a pineapple and clean the mess off the chopping board is behind flatlining sales.
What Kind of Dog Poop Bags Should I Use?
The United States Department of Agriculture says dog-waste compost can be used as a soil additive for things like lawns, ...
QUT apologises to Jewish academic over ‘intimidation’ at anti-racism conference
The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has privately apologised to a Jewish academic who felt threatened with violence at its anti-racism conference.
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Vietnamese students learn barista skills for part-time jobs, cultural integration in Australia
With more and more Vietnamese students choosing Australia as a destination for their studies, part-time barista jobs down ...
Retired Judge Alan Demack dies in Rockhampton at 90
The first judge to sit in the Queensland Family Court and serve as the state’s Integrity Commissioner has died, aged 90.
‘Hell of a mess’: Man attacked by kangaroo at home in Qld’s Central Highlands region
A man was attacked by a kangaroo outside his home while walking to his car in Queensland’s Central Highlands region.
Qld hits pause on wind farms, and big miners are among those worried
Resource-rich Queensland had become a poster child for the energy transition, but early signs from the new LNP government have created confusion about the state’s energy plans.
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Northern Australia strengthens its role in the national economy and energy security
Each day, more than 160 airline flights carrying 13,000 passengers take off and land at Perth Airport to and from ...
Think you know The Betoota Advocate? You probably don’t
The Betoota Advocate has spawned podcast and talent management businesses, and a raft of idioms. Now they just need to make ...
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Return of the red goshawk
A formidable native bird of prey, the red goshawk has been sighted in Central Australia for the first time in three decades.
Alarming map reveals the Aussie landmarks and suburbs that could be underwater by 2100 - is your home at risk?
Scientists now predict sea levels could rise by a staggering 1.9 metres by 2100, wiping out homes and landmarks across ...
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While Qatar’s Islamists stealthily creep
What explains the unprecedented antisemitism in Australia unleashed on 7 October 2023? When you scratch below the surface, ...