Sailing into wind and on the other side of the world
Hobart and the Alaskan coast are as probably as far apart as you can get with a lot of water in between. And this sailor is on his way.
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Free Whoppers: Hungry Jacks prepares for weekend opening
Nearly 15 years after Kingaroy started campaigning for a Hungry Jacks, the opening day has arrived.
Rise of AI: will stocks thrive or be terminated?
AI’s rapid evolution is capturing investors’ imaginations and will benefit many businesses, but others will die in the crossfire.
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On-the-job learning helps students prepare for careers
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Opponents to Gympie region nuclear power can make own pitch
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Pole protesters charged after alleged nine-hour stand-off
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REVEALED: South Burnett’s best parmy, as voted by you
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