8 seat survey reveals worst nightmare for ScoMo and Albo
A voter survey in eight battleground seats across Australia has brutally exposed the huge problems both the Liberal and Labor leaders need to overcome.
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‘Can I say neither?’ Sarina voters say Labor and the LNP are on the nose
As Swayneville goes, so goes the nation: Like bellwether states in the United States, a small rural locality outside Sarina has a strong record of accurately picking the next Australian government.
Quiet Australians: The Mackay booths that could predict the election
Hardworking Aussies near two Mackay polling booths say they are so dissatisfied with the two major parties, they are looking at alternatives going into this Federal Election.
‘I’ve left the LNP’: Rogue George quits with spray at former party
The controversial Dawson MP has resigned from the LNP with a scathing attack letter on his former party’s political direction. Read what he had to say.
Fears for future of Spanish mackerel as stock debate heats up
As fishers and fish-and-chip shop retailers baulk at the prospect of new Spanish mackerel restrictions, there are hopes concentrated industry feedback could chart a new path forward.
The industry defying Covid downturns with bumper growth
Growers resisted a Covid experienced in other industries to record a bumper crop in 2020-21 and high prices are predicted to hold throughout 2022 and 2023.
‘Water of life’ to save rural towns through mac nuts and citrus trees
After 60 years of promises, residents believe a major Queensland dam project might come through this time and usher in a new age of agricultural prosperity and hundreds of jobs. See the drone footage.
Milestone step in realising $2.9bn Urannah Dam dreams
It’s an agreement years in the making and one that will push the transformative $2.9bn water infrastructure project to the next level, and open up new industry in North Queensland.
BHP deadline: Vax mandate for 10,000 workers now in force
About 10 per cent of BHP’s Queensland workforce will be locked out of worksites this week unless they show proof of double vaccination against Covid-19.
Tech guru to fast track work to protect mine and port profitability
A Qld tech entrepreneur is set to fast track crucial technology by emulating real-world scenarios in a replica underground mine to avoid failures that can threaten the profitability of mines and ports.
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