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Queensland officers shoot armed man trying to break into Bowen police station

A man is airlifted to Townsville Hospital with wounds to his hand and abdomen after being shot by officers while trying to break into Bowen Police Station in north Queensland.





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Townsville breaks world record in high-vis vests on World Mental Health Day

Thousands of Townsville locals have gathered to break the world record for 'the most people wearing high-visibility vests at a single venue'.




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Collinsville marks 100 years of coal mining and plans for century ahead

One of the original mining towns in the famous Bowen Basin, Collinsville, marks 100 years of coal dominating the local economy.




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kerbside art abandonment



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Kerbside trash and treasure transformed into art by Magnetic Island photographer

When Magnetic Island resident George Hirst saw piles of household items left on the side of the kerb for collection, he believed they were telling a story. So he turned it into art.




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Australia's world-first floating hotel in dire straits as Kim Jong-un seeks renovations

North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un orders the removal of all "shabby" facilities at the Mount Kumgang tourist site the current resting place of Townsville's former Barrier Reef Floating Resort.




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Townsville boy allegedly involved in crime spree denied bail due to risk to community

A Townsville boy, whose mother was murdered by his father, and who has been in court over 26 matters in just five months is denied bail after being linked to a crime spree involving recklessly driven stolen cars.




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Outback Queensland town offers water for free just come and get it

While battling its own drought, an outback Queensland town is offering free bore water to communities running out of the precious resource. There's just one catch.




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Scientists transplant millions of coral 'babies' to save choked inshore sections of Great Barrier Reef

A team of citizen scientists join in the effort to restore the balance in inshore reefs and save threatened corals by clearing them of choking algae and seeding them with coral larvae.




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Whitsundays shark attack victim was cracking jokes as Swedish nurses saved his life

Two holidaying nurses want to have a beer with two "cool" English tourists who managed to keep positive minutes after being attacked by a shark. The nurses provided first aid which is credited with saving the men's lives.




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North Queensland's oldest residential building moves locations to make way for gold mine expansion

In the north-west Queensland town of Ravenswood, two heritage-listed buildings at a school have been moved due to an expansion of the local gold mine.




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Kangaroo harvest halted in western Queensland as millions starve in drought

Communities, harvesters and AgForce are shocked by a decision to cease the 2020 kangaroo harvest as millions of the animals starve during drought.




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Pre launch in the middle of the Central Australian Outback, Mr Lim Seng overseas the last minute preparations



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Quantum 1 gets ready for launch in the middle of Australia's outback



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Lim Seng ready for take-off

A self-funded engineer was 12 kilometres short of his goal of reaching space at a recent attempt in the middle of Australia's Outback.



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Outcrop at the Grimlock Prospect containing elevated cobalt and nickel




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Calls for freight subsidies as 500,000 Barkly cattle trucked out in 'emergency' destocking

The Northern Territory cattle industry calls for freight subsidies as "emergency" destocking continues across the drought-stricken Barkly region.






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Finke Desert Race to feature newlyweds racing down the aisle in Australia's dustiest 'wedding car'

Darwin newlyweds Jack and Amy Mildwaters set to put their 'wedding car' through its paces at this year's Finke Desert Race.




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NT WorkSafe declines to lay charges after victims burned during Red CentreNATS

No charges will be laid against the organisers of a car festival that left Chaise Bouchere with horrific burns to his face and limbs, after the Northern Territory safety watchdog decided that funding future safety initiatives would be more beneficial.



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'So many near-death experiences': Finke champ vows retirement after wild desert victory

One of the world's most dangerous desert tracks claims a victim, with five-time champion Toby Price bowing out due to mechanical problems paving the way for a hometown hero to take the gold.




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Fracking exploration in NT to begin in 'coming days, if not weeks'

The Northern Territory Government lifts its three-year moratorium on exploration fracking for onshore shale gas in the Beetaloo Basin, and expects engineering works could resume within days.




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Smoke alarm silence with fire raging in roof sees Alice Springs family's wedding plans go up in flames

A homeowner says he will consider recommendations to install an alarm in the roof cavity of his house after a blaze caused extensive damage but did not set off ceiling alarms.



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Smoke rises out of the ceiling cavity, where the fire started



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Northern Territory remote morgues struggling with biohazard risks and high costs

A Senate inquiry in the Northern Territory reveals decomposing bodies are being transported on ageing aircraft without refrigeration, potentially posing a massive biohazard risk.




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Remote Indigenous children at risk as antibiotic resistance grows

With skin sores, respiratory tract and ear infections and sore throats common in remote Indigenous communities, experts are urging immediate action to combat the rising rates of antibiotic resistance.




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Desert Tracks Phil Walcott



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Gunner Government's pay freeze plan to fix budget stuck in limbo

A key element of the NT Government's budget repair plan is in limbo, with a union saying it has received legal advice that public service executives cannot be forced to sign pay freeze agreements.








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NT executives paid top dollar to focus on gas industry, but some experts doubt it will stack up

Four Northern Territory public service executives are being paid more than $200,000 a year to facilitate a planned gas industry that some experts doubt will ever stack up economically, particularly as terminals for importing gas from "wherever's cheapest" secure approval on the nation's east coast.





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Novice cameleers embark on six-month camel trek from Central Australia to the NSW coast

A novice cameleer and three boys are on a six-month trek from the red centre to the east coast and they want to pick up a group of followers along the way.









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'No proof' accused killed five-month-old baby, court hears

A man accused of manslaughter and unlawful sexual intercourse with a baby will argue there is no proof of any crimes alleged against him, an Alice Springs court hears.