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Dob in your elf to score Christmas bounty
THE star of our new competition comes to notice every December, but it’s not Santa Claus. Cheeky character Elf on the Shelf is one of…
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Warner Bros to build 10 Batmobiles
WARNER Bros studios is building 10 driveable versions of its six-wheeled Batman Tumbler. Order books have opened for the two-seater which will sell for $US2.9…
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Tasman to take on big players
SOUTH KOREAN carmaker Kia has officially unveiled its Aussie-influenced 2025 Tasman ute. Literally one of the brand’s largest models to date, the ute measures a…
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Rock on, basalt base to improve fertility
MILLIONS of years of erosion make up the ring of ranges and plateaus known as the Scenic Rim. Within those is basalt geology that has…
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Bush poets travel about, sharing terrific tales
SOME old school skills and talents are making a comeback, one is home beer brewing and another bush poetry. Both are a big part of…
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Nissan cuts 9,000 jobs, delays models
NISSAN will cut 9,000 jobs from its global workforce and reduce the number of the cars it makes by 20 percent as financial losses hit…
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Unleashing the fun of a Dogs Day Out in the park
MORE than 500 people enjoyed a pooch perfect time at Boonah’s Bicentennial Park on Sunday for a ‘Dogs Day Out’. The event was held at…
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Breeding program hope to improve crop yields
A RESEARCH team at the University of Queensland are working on a project they hope will reduce sorghum lodging. Sorghum lodging happens when the plant…
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Lucky to have found each other
Story WENDY CREIGHTON Photos INC.MILL PHOTOGRAPHY – CAS MILLER SHE was pragmatic and organised. He was down to earth, very true to himself and polite.…
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Scenic Rim Developments on the planners’ desk
ARE you interested in what developments are in the planning stages in your neighbourhood? Each week, the Fassifern Guardian publishes articles on the known planning…
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Cornering changes at Harrisville Pastures
DEVELOPERS of the Harrisville Pastures estate have applied to make changes to some of the conditions placed by Council on the approval gained in May…
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Letter to the Editor – National parks: values above economics
MY FEARS about the new Queensland Government became frighteningly real within days of the election when I heard that one of the first instructions from…
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