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Bones sent south as cops dig for more answers
A skeleton found at a remote area of the Burdekin River has been sent to Brisbane as police reveal more about the circumstances.
Human skeleton found in tent beside river
Police are working to identify human remains found on the banks of the Burdekin River.
Police confirm skeleton found near old drug plantation
More information has come to light about the area where skeletal remains were found on the Burdekin River, with police confirming the area was used to grow drugs.
PLEA FOR HELP: 15,000 calls made to Child Safety
More children are in care in North Queensland compared with the previous year, new figures have revealed.
Man faces court over quad bike crash
A 24-year-old Home Hill man alleged to have been driving a quad bike Taylah Pearson was a passenger on has faced court.
Govt didn’t help farmers over reef: Senator
A Senator has claimed the State Government had failed Queensland farmers after public hearings into the Great Barrier Reef Regulations.
‘Opportune’ car thief nicks $120K ute under owner’s nose
A high-speed joy ride has landed a woman in hospital after she was seen terrorising the streets of Home Hill before crashing to a halt.
Sea rescue in push for protection
Marine rescue volunteers are calling for recognition under legislation in a bid to better protect them while on the job.
Cane growers look to a sustainable future
The future of the sugar cane industry was brought to a fore when growers met with federal and state politicians in a whistlestop tour of the district on Tuesday.
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