MORNING REWIND: 5 top stories you may have missed
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GOOD MORNING Central Queensland,
Welcome to today's edition of The Morning Rewind, where we fill you in on the biggest stories you may have missed yesterday, October 16.
LETTERS: Who really runs the Queensland ALP?
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Use of alleged excessive police force has once again been called into question following the arrest of an Indigenous teen in Rockhampton.
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Power cuts homes, but no rain damage
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The Queensland Election campaign is full swing, and all eyes were on the seat of Keppel yesterday, as the candidates locked horns in a live debate.
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Two members of a Rockhampton motorcycle gang have been charged after a police bust.
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A 43-year-old woman has been charged after she allegedly drove her vehicle into a police vehicle at Allenstown Shopping Centre on Wednesday night.
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The Labor Party has promised to invest $2 million to upgrade Rosslyn Bay Boat Harbour if it is re-elected.
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See you back here tomorrow for The Morning Rewind.
Bold Olympics bid from ‘world-class’ Central Qld sporting club
A popular Central Qld sporting club that has long hosted national and state competitions hopes to go global as it steps forward with a bid to host an Olympic event.
‘Severe’ TC Alfred intensifies to category four for second time
Tropical Cyclone Alfred has once again intensified to a category four system, as it continues to creep slowly parallel to the Queensland coast. Here’s the threat experts warn we can expect in the coming days.