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Morven pub to rise from the ashes, months after being destroyed by fire
Forget a pub with no beer — for months Morven in south-west Queensland has been a town without a pub.
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Wild dog fence boosts lamb marking to 110 per cent
Western Queensland grazier says he's had his best lamb marking in 10 years thanks to a wild dog exclusion fence.
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The many lives of Rudi Ravetti
Orphan, tradesman, gypsy and outback opal miner — Rudi Ravetti has done almost everything.
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Remote personal training business booms in middle of nowhere
A personal trainer working from a remote property in Queensland has won a national award, proving isolation is no barrier to success.
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Australian outback in full bloom after winter rain
A record-breaking and continuous winter downpour causes an explosion of colour in the Australian outback.
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Body found at site of collapsed Opalton mine
Police find the body of a 62-year-old Longreach man underneath rubble at the site of a collapsed mine shaft in Opalton, in Queensland's central west.
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More night parrots discovered in central-west Queensland
The discovery of more night parrots in a remote national park in central-west Queensland increases the known range of the world's most mysterious bird by four times, Australian Wildlife Conservancy says.
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Night parrot conservation project expanded in Queensland
A scientific project aimed at ensuring the protection of one of the world's most elusive birds, the night parrot, is to be expanded in central-west Queensland.
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Queensland ag college board vacancies 'not good enough'
The Queensland Opposition calls for transparency on the management of the state's agricultural colleges.
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Sheep return to Qld but contractors struggle to find shearers and crutchers
After years of drought, outback Queensland's sheep and wool industry begins to bounce back with producers putting out an urgent call for workers.
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Wild dog fence helps western Queensland grazier celebrate his best lamb marking in a decade
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