Woman in 40s airlifted with serious injuries from Burnett
A woman has been airlifted to Toowoomba after falling from a horse at a South Burnett property and sustaining serious injuries.
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Citrus industry under threat by Paradise Dam decision
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Sour dispute goes on
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