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Woman facing murder charges after ugly domestic dispute

A BRIBIE ISLAND woman accused of killing her partner and stabbing her daughter's boyfriend will stand trial for murder and attempted murder.

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New claims that friend witnessed rape, murder of nurses

THE INQUEST into the killing of two nurses has heard from a new witness who claims of hearing his friend confess to watching the rapes and murders in 1974.

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Drugs and guns uncovered as police raid Marcoola home

NEIGHBOURS in a quiet Marcoola street watched in disbelief as police swooped on a shed in a $100,000 drug bust.

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Qld records registry goes digital with new online service

FROM the author of Mary Poppins to aviator Charles Kingsford Smith, the birth records from more than a century ago will now be published online.

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GLORIOUS CREATURE: An azure kingfisher, scientific name – alcedo azurea.

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EXPERIENCED Ipswich cameraman Lyle Radford will host a series of nature photography workshops in the city.

IPSWICH honoured the men and women of the Second World War Bomber Command in a special commemoration service at RAAF Base Amberley on June 2.

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Millions of Syrian refugees face food rationing and cutbacks to critical medical programmes.

Developing countries host more than 80% of world’s refugees

MORE than 23,000 people were forced to flee conflicts around the world every day last year.

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QUEENSLAND Senator Barnaby Joyce has warned the referendum to formally recognise local government in the Constitution is at risk of failing.

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Barnaby Joyce rallies councils for 'yes' campaign

THE academic who called for the legal drinking age to be raised to 21, has expressed concerns about the increasing availability of alcohol in regional areas.

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Prof pushing for Federal Govt to raise legal drinking age

THE Parliament of Australia is again excluded from FOI requests, after a bill to restore the exclusion passed the Senate quietly on Tuesday night.

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Parliament returns to secrecy with exclusion of FOI requests

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So far this year 48 sharks, 27 considered dangerous, have been caught at Rainbow Beach with shark-control equipment.

"I know my sharks mate: that's a great white'

A MASSIVE great white shark that menaced fishermen in two small boats on the weekend has done it before, a veteran off-shore fisherman says.

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Oh wow, I would love to have been there!! Just hope people don't go on a hunting spree now.

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THIS year's Coolangatta Gold is expected to feature the event's toughest ever field after a massive boost in the torturous race's prize-money.

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Tough field lining up for share of Coolangatta Gold

HERE is the latest edition of Sunshine Coast Multisport Mecca.

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How to beat delays: Class prays and claims train 'miracle'

Heritage Bank CEO John Minz and Kaitlin Gill at the The Heritage Bank Photographic Awards.

Entries increase by 15 times in Heritage Photographic Awards

THE 25th year of the Heritage Bank Photographic Awards was marked by a 15-fold increase in entries.

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UNIVERSITY is leading an Auskick revolution on the Darling Downs as the number of registered juniors tops 800 for the first time in the league’s history.

University leads the way as numbers hit milestone

<strong>UPDATE: </strong>A 56-year-old man has been taken to hospital with leg injuries after his car was reportedly run off the road at Highfields

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Man with two broken legs after Highfields hit-run

EXHIBITORS at the Surat Basin Energy and Mining Expo have labelled the event as the most important of its kind in the country.

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Expo rated as the best in the country by exhibitors

Khalia Whittle still enjoys the weekly ritual of selecting a DVD at the video store despite increasingly available digital services.

Internet hasn't killed the video star in the South Burnett

VIDEO rental stores are going out of fashion but thanks to a strong following in the South Burnett, some are surviving well.

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COUNCILLOR Cheryl Dalton has decided to hang up her councillor’s cap after 16 years in office.

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THREE Kingaroy students have headed to Brisbane for a 10-day workshop with James Morrison and the state's top young musicians.

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Fraser strikes up a tune with jazz great

SOUTH Burnett councillors have moved to ensure another "Memerambi situation" doesn't happen.

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Changes to ensure 'Memerambi situation' not repeated

MP Craig Emerson at Griffith University Logan announcing that New Zealanders who grow up in Australia will become eligible for the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) for tertiary education or vocational training.

Study help for Kiwis

NEW Zealanders who grow up in Australia have now become eligible for the Higher Education Logan Program for tertiary education or vocational training.

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SHELTERED By Grace at Waterford is not just a home to the 12 residents who live there, it is everything they have.

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Shelter set to expand

A MAN has been shot while sitting in his parked car in Logan, police say.

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Man shot while sitting in parked car at Logan

MURDERED mother-to-be Joan Ryther has finally been laid to rest in her home country, a month after she was raped and killed in a Logan street.

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