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After decades of pleas, fallen miners from a historic mine will be memorialised (opens the original)
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The North West Queensland town of Mount Isa will soon have a memorial put up to honour miners who have died at its flagship mine. The state government, Glencore, and Mount Isa City Council are funding the $4.7 million landmark. The memorial is set to be built by the end of 2027. After almost 30 years of advocacy, a multimillion dollar memorial honouring 151 fallen workers who died at a historic mine will be built in outback Queensland. The $4.7 million Mount Isa Miners Memorial will be jointly f
First homebuyers enter market in outback city where median house price is $312K (opens the original)
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The north-west Queensland city of Mount Isa has one of the youngest median ages in Australia, at just 31 years old. Residents and politicians say under-35s flock to the outback city for its job opportunities and a chance to enter the housing market. But despite the positives, a lack of new builds means limited access to government homeowner assistance. Century-old mining stacks tower over Mount Isa's skyline, but the population living beneath the historical sites is far from old. Nicknamed the "
Prehistoric 'murder scene' reveals 'unbelievable' triple-predator scenario (opens the original)
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Fossils found in north-west Queensland have given palaeontologists "direct evidence" of the behaviour of prehistoric animals in the Eromanga Sea 100 million years ago. This is one of the clearest — and only — examples of "three-tier predator interaction" ever discovered and is expected to attract global attention. Two renowned palaeontologists say the discovery is scientifically significant, though precisely what happened between the three predators will never be known. A prehistoric "crime scen
Butchers shutting up shop in the outback (opens the original)
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Multiple outback butcher shops are closing their doors across North West and Western Queensland. Owners and managers are citing a lack of interest in apprenticeships and economic struggles as the cause of the closures. A Meat and Livestock Australia representative says it is an issue across Australia, but some businesses are having success. In Queensland's cattle country, beef is big business. From grazing to abattoirs and the quintessential butchery, the industry is the fabric of the west. But
Police allegedly seize $165,000 worth of meth from outback home (opens the original)
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Police have seized approximately $165,000 worth of methamphetamines in an outback Queensland town. Mount Isa's Tactical Crime Squad executed a search warrant about 6:40am on Monday at a Pioneer home, where officers allege they found multiple bags containing what appeared to be methylamphetamine. Police allege they seized a total of 234.5 grams of methamphetamine. A 43-year-old Mount Isa man has since been charged with six offences, including several counts of possessing dangerous drugs, one coun
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