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‘No one wants to be in QFES anymore’: rural firies say ‘profound change’ afoot
Rural firies say their urban counterparts and SES volunteers have joined their calls to ditch the government agency which oversees them. An independent review is…
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Spacious renovated Queenslander with magnificent views
Views across the mountain tops, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two gentle sloping acres – this stylishly renovated home at Beechmont is set to sell at…
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Voluntary assisted dying legalised in Queensland
A majority vote in the Queensland Parliament has resulted in the State becoming the fifth Australian jurisdiction to allow voluntary euthanasia. Queensland MPs voted 60…
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A potential eco-tourism property in the Scenic Rim
An eco-tourism opportunity is attracting buyers to a property in the Scenic Rim. Sprawled across 119.79 hectares, the current owner bought the property at 2…
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A quirky three-bedroom river front home on offer in Karalee
A quirky family home comprising 11 circular domes is on the market in Karalee for more than $1.5 million. The ‘Bubble House,’ concept is the…
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Home, sheds and cultivation on two titles at Lower Mount Walker
More than 49 acres with a strong focus on agriculture is for sale in Lower Mt Walker for more than $1.48 million. Located at 827…
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Senate inquiry delves into whether alternative protein labelling is causing consumer ‘mis-steak’
Vegan and animal activists butted heads with leaders of peak producer bodies and farming advocates at the third public hearing in the fake meat labelling…
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$22,000 grants for young scientists to improve agriculture, fisheries
Young scientists who want to shake up primary production are being encouraged to apply for grants to further their work. Grant applications are currently open…
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South East Queensland reports highest discrimination against those with a disability
Research commissioned by Developing Australian Communities has revealed 46 percent of Queenslanders believe that discrimination is the biggest challenge facing the disability community. Over a…
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Sacked Ipswich councillors ‘collateral damage’
The boss of the State’s corruption watchdog has responded to accusations that Ipswich councillors dismissed without being charged were “collateral damage” of CCC investigations. Crime…
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An established equine property hits the market in the Scenic Rim
An established equine property has been listed in the Scenic Rim with a price tag of more than $2 million. The 55.27-hectare property at 3…
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Large bush block with more than its share of potential
A greenspace property bigger than most Brisbane suburbs is on the market in the Scenic Rim. Lead agent Karl Gillespie described it as so big…
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