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FILE: The Daisy May is refloated in the Caboolture River in September 2020. Photo: Maritime Safety Queensland

Qld wreck removal efforts given $15m, three-year extension as govt vows to close legal loopholes

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Brisbane Airport is expecting 2.78 million passengers during the June-July school holidays, boosted by up to 40,000 UK rugby supporters and interstate visitors. Photo: ANDREW KACIMAIWAI

Lions rugby fans, southern chills drive record passenger numbers at Brisbane, Sydney airports

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1. Qld LNG producers need a switch from exports to domestic supply, the ACCC says. Photo: Angad Cheema/ Pixabay.com

Eastern coast gas supply worsening as Qld LNG producers focus on exports, ACCC says

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The recovered 200+ tyres whose presence delayed controlled burn. Photo: Qld Environment Department.

Hunt’s on for owners of 200 tyres dumped in Qld national park

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E-scooter at Teneriffe, Brisbane. Photo: ANDREW KACIMAIWAI

E-scooters to be allowed on South Australian roads from July

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A Toll NSW Ambulance helicopter landing at Shoalhaven Airport. Photo courtesy ANDREW KA-CIMAIWAI

Three new helicopter bases to extend emergency aerial coverage of rural NSW

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Drivers in Victoria will have to slow down when passing roadside help crews. Photo: RACV

New slowdown rule for roadside vehicles in Victoria to take effect on July 1

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The traditional water cannon salute greets flight HX017 at Kingsford Smith Airport on Saturday. Photo: Sydney Airport

New airline flies Sydney-HK route after inaugural flight touches down

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A seal and pup crossing a road in New Zealand. Photo: Department of Conservation

Seal silly season under way in NZ as drivers asked to keep an eye on roads

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An excavator strikes a beam and comes off this truck on Muriel Ave at Rocklea, SEQ, on April 14, 2025. Image: Qld Rail

Know your height, pay attention, plan better — and don’t hit our rail bridges, Qld Rail says

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