Typhoon Cempaka to briefly enter Philippine area of responsibility|Visayas, Romblon bishops renew opposition to Boracay casino|LTO summons bus driver, operator after fatal road accident|Tacloban carries typhoon lessons 13 years after Yolanda|Senate prioritizes P7.2-trillion budget, tax relief|Government workers to receive year-end bonus and cash gift|Vice President's defense begins amid calls for her testimony|Grandfather's legacy celebrated at Osaka's Tsutenkaku landmark|Climate change threatens Japan's autumn foods with rising heat|Japanese hospital develops 'germ-free flowers' for patients|Typhoon Cempaka to briefly enter Philippine area of responsibility|Visayas, Romblon bishops renew opposition to Boracay casino|LTO summons bus driver, operator after fatal road accident|Tacloban carries typhoon lessons 13 years after Yolanda|Senate prioritizes P7.2-trillion budget, tax relief|Government workers to receive year-end bonus and cash gift|Vice President's defense begins amid calls for her testimony|Grandfather's legacy celebrated at Osaka's Tsutenkaku landmark|Climate change threatens Japan's autumn foods with rising heat|Japanese hospital develops 'germ-free flowers' for patients|

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Queensland
climate energy1 h ago

Heatwave Continues in Far North Queensland; Storm Activity Subsides

Extreme heatwave conditions persist in Far North Queensland, with Weipa recording its hottest November day. Storm activity in the region has temporarily broken.

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crime18 h ago

Senior police officer charged with sexual assault

A senior sergeant in Queensland has been charged with sexual assault. The officer has been stood down from duty, according to a police spokesperson.

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governance22 h ago

Victoria faces JP shortage, calls for funding

Victoria has significantly fewer justice of the peace volunteers than Queensland, prompting calls for more funding. JPs are crucial for verifying important documents.

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science1 d ago

World's Longest Running Science Experiment Nears Centennial

The world's longest-running science experiment is approaching its 100th anniversary. It was initiated by the University of Queensland's first physics professor.

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infrastructure1 d ago

Queensland Leads Nation in Civil Engineering Jobs

Queensland experienced a 30% increase in civil engineering job vacancies over 12 months. This growth outpaces NSW and Victoria due to major project expansion.

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crime1 d ago

Queensland teen charged in terrorism investigation

Queensland Police have charged an 18-year-old man with a terrorism offense following a tip-off. The suspect is scheduled to appear in court.

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politics2 d ago

Queensland Labor faces challenges returning to power

Queensland Opposition Leader Steven Miles faces obstacles in his bid for power. These include a popular premier, internal party friction, and a rival party.

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infrastructure2 d ago

Queensland Sees Potential Water Infrastructure Growth From Data Centres

Queensland's Water Minister suggests industrial expansion could spur private investment in water infrastructure. Projects like the Nathan Dam are under consideration.

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governance2 d ago

Minister calls for accountability over police station deal

Minister Dan Purdie stated that accountability is needed regarding a police station deal. He described it as potentially the worst deal in Queensland's history for taxpayers.

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