Driver injured at Qld mine site after truck rolled
A truck driver is in hospital after fresh images can now be shown of a heavy vehicle that rolled at a Queensland mine, the latest of a raft of serious incidents across the sector this year.
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Second store, jobs brewing as popular Vietnamese coffee chain expands
A Vietnamese coffee franchise, which started in Far North Queensland will open its second store at Mackay – the ninth across the country.
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