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BCM. Features. 17.5.2012. Fishing Moreton Bay pictures. Photos taken at Brighton Bay. Mr Kevin Davis 0402 268281 fishes the flats with plastics. Story Mark Voisey. Photo Campbell Scott.
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Fears for southeast fishing zones

Recreational fishers may be forced to pay a licence fee to the Aboriginal custodians if native land rights are extended to include traditional fishing grounds off parts of southeast Queensland.

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FIRST LAP 2 The Cliffsofmoher is injured rides by Aidan O'Brien.  Picture: Jason Edwards FIRST LAP. 23 Cross Counter ridden by Kerrin McEvoy wins the 2018 Melbourne Cup. With 9 Marmelo coming second and 17 A prince Of Arran third. Picture: Jason Edwards

Why Cliffsofmoher couldn’t be saved

IT was the tragedy that marred the Melbourne Cup when vets had to kill star Irish galloper CliffsofMoher after he suffered a catastrophic fracture of his shoulder. Now an equine vet explains why he couldn’t be saved.

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News 26.10.18 CM Parents Janelle (left) and Toni Chirio with sons Mason (left) and Hudson in Maryborough QLD hoping to raise funds for special transport needs for Hudson. Pic John Wilson

Boy had 300 seizures a day, lost half his brain

LITTLE Hudson and Mason were miracle twins for their Queensland mums. But when Hudson began suffering 300 seizures a day, they were told he’d be ‘capable of nothing’. But radical surgery to ‘disconnect’ half his brain has worked miracles.

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Demonstrators are seen during a rally at the steps of the State Library in Melbourne, Saturday, October 27, 2018. Crowds supporting refugees have rallied in the Sydney and Melbourne CBDs to pressure federal politicians to bring refugees from Nauru and PNG to Australia. (AAP Image/Penny Stephens) NO ARCHIVING

Where next for children of Nauru?

BY CHRISTMAS, all asylum seeker children are expected to be removed from Nauru but it remains unclear whether those who come to Australia — or those already here — will eventually stay.

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p19//Sir Joh Bjelke Petersen at Bethany, 12 Feb 1998. headshot serious finger raised - Sir Johannes died 23/4/05, he was 94

Fascinating Joh tapes offer insight into our history

ALMOST 12 months ago The Courier-Mail exclusively reported on a series of 30-year-old “lost” video interviews with former Queensland premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Now, they’ve been digitised online and are accessible to all, writes Matthew Condon.

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