Farmers bite back at doomsday prediction on fruits of their labour
Farmers have accused the United Nations of fearmongering after claims Australians might only eat fresh produce once a year without climate reform.
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Storm shield: How AI will protect our state of disaster
Queensland has secured world-first AI storm detection technology in a $3m partnership between Suncorp and the state government to revolutionise natural disaster response.
World first as Aussies crack genetic code of degenerative disease
A world-first Australian study is using DNA to identify a person’s genetic risk of developing multiple sclerosis in a bid to lead to earlier detection, new treatments or even prevention
Minister grilled over power station explosion, review
The Energy Minister has been bombarded with questions about what he knew and when about April’s explosion at Callide Power Station, and what will happen when an internal review is completed. ESTIMATES UPDATES
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‘A psychopath’: Call centre worker sacked over Milat insult
A market researcher who was sacked because she compared a member of the public to Australia’s most prolific serial killer has told a hearing “other interviewers have said much worse”.
Surprise twist for Qld’s would-be cocaine kings
They tried to smuggle 600kg of drugs into Queensland. Now they claim the jury got it all wrong.
‘My babies gone’: Mum’s heartbreak after children, fiance killed in crash
The mother of two young children killed in a horror head-on collision has revealed ‘her babies’ and fiance died while heading home from a camping trip.
Hail, rain, wind, SNOW: Winter storm on Qld collision course
A rare winter storm threatens to dump 15cm of snow on Queensland’s Granite Belt this weekend as forecasters warn of an incoming polar air mass.
Pay rise, $8k frontline bonus – but cops slam union over ‘disgraceful’ deal
Queensland’s thin blue line could get thinner as frontline police revolt against their union’s acceptance of an 8 per cent pay rise deal dubbed ‘the worst ever’.
Snow falls at Spicers Peak Lodge in the Scenic Rim
Spicers Peak Lodge shared incredible video on their Facebook page of snow falling as the cold snap continues to hit Queensland.
I was on stage when I got a chilling call that changed my life
When this powerhouse vocalist’s phone rang in the middle of a gig she had a feeling it was important.
Young man dies after chaotic two-truck crash
A young man from Logan has died after a crash involving six vehicles including two trucks in Brisbane’s east with police now investigating.
Cocaine becoming king of meth-scarred Qld cities
Police are seeing more cocaine seizures in regional areas “than we ever have”.
ICED OUT: Why cocaine is new king of meth-scarred cities
Meth’s decade-long reign of Queensland’s drug scene is over as experts warn white powder power is rising in its place. MAPPED HOTSPOTS, DRUG CRIMS NAMED
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