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Adani protesters asked to leave Carmichael Mine site
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Winner emerges as next LNP candidate for Dawson seat
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Coal port operator’s local job cut plan met with ‘disgust’
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Council slashes parking fees to boost CBD trade
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Why mining union dropped its $16m compensation claim
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