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Picking pepper painstaking but profitable on pioneering Silkwood plantation
08 November 2016, 12:17 -
Community And Society
The hunt for AE1: Former salvage diver's 50-year mission to find Australia's first submarine
07 November 2016, 02:59 -
Community And Society
Wiggles visit puts far north Queensland Aboriginal community Yarrabah in global spotlight
04 November 2016, 07:22 -
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How the SES wants you to prepare for cyclone season
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Solo kayaker arrives on Australian soil to end 23,000km global voyage
02 November 2016, 05:41
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One man's mission to find Australia's first submarine
A former salvage diver is intent on finding the final resting place of Australia's first submarine, AE1.
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Harvesting pepper a labour of love for pioneer growers
When Donna Campagnolo's parents imported the first pepper plants into Australia in the 1970s, everything was done by hand.
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Wiggles visit puts Aboriginal community in global spotlight
Wigglemania has swept through the far north Queensland Aboriginal community of Yarrabah, but Blue Wiggle Anthony Field says it was the children's music supergroup that left richer for the experience.
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How to prepare for the cyclone season
With northern Australia now officially in the midst of cyclone season, the State Emergency Service wants you to be prepared.
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Aussie paddler lands on home soil to complete global kayak voyage
An Australian kayaker who paddled solo around the world has arrived on home soil, completing a 23,000 kilometre journey between Germany and Australia.
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Australian banana industry starts destroying plants on Panama-infected Tully Valley farm
Banana plants will be destroyed on the farm recently purchased in response to the Australian industry's worst biosecurity outbreak.
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Torres Strait Islander culture intrigues German audiences in Cologne
A collaboration between two Australian artists and a German artist takes Indigenous culture to Cologne, Germany.
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Toddler found wandering alone in Cairns reunited with mother
Police in far north Queensland locate the mother of a toddler who was found wandering alone in far north Queensland this morning.
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Teachers talk about what inspires them
On World Teachers Day, we ask teachers from prep to principal what they get out of their job.
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Rwandan mother and son separated for 20 years reunite in Cairns
A mother and son separated by war, then reunited in far north Queensland after 20 years, say they want to make a difference to their community.
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Picking pepper painstaking but profitable on pioneering Silkwood plantation
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