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Kids on train tracks and vehicle collisions spark warning on north Qld cane rail (opens the original)
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North Queensland sugar miller Wilmar has reported a recent increase in accidents and near misses on its cane railway systems. Parents and children are being warned to stay off railway lines ahead of the upcoming school holidays. Cane farmers say incidents can cause significant disruption to harvest. Several crashes and near misses involving vehicles at sugarcane train crossings have sparked calls from the industry for motorists to obey signage in sugar-producing regions. Over the past six weeks,
Farmers and conservationists unite against critical minerals bill (opens the original)
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A Queensland parliamentary committee has handed down its critical minerals bill with no amendments despite criticism from farmers and conservationists. Conservationists rallied outside state MPs' offices concerned the bill gives the government power to fast-track environmental processes. Queensland farmers and conservationists have united in their calls to scrap a controversial critical minerals bill. The amendments expand the state government's compulsory acquisition powers, which critics are c
Bush kids raise thousands for charities with 19yo bike ride fundraiser (opens the original)
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Once a year, traffic along the Flinders Highway at Prairie comes to a standstill as dozens of brightly coloured pushbike riders cross the road, their wheels kicking up the red dust. Despite being a town of only 100 people, Prairie, about 340 kilometres south-west of Townsville, pulls out all stops for its annual bike-ride fundraiser. For 19 years, the Tour De Prairie, run by the school, has raised thousands of dollars for charities important to members of the community. School P&C treasurer Bern
Farmers kept planting as the war raged and now they are paying for it (opens the original)
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Vegetable growers in north Queensland were anxious to plant their winter crops when the price of diesel jumped above $3 a litre in March. The harvest is now underway and, although fuel prices have eased, farmers are not making the return on what they spent earlier in the year. Bowen vegetable farmer David Richardson said the prices he received for his eggplant this year had been poor. Mr Richardson said growers were feeling the repercussions of the rising costs that had flowed in the wake of the
Cattle farmers plant trees for sustainable aviation fuel (opens the original)
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North Queensland graziers are trialling a 10-hectare pongamia plantation to run alongside livestock. Pongamia trees produce oil that can be turned into sustainable aviation fuel. The seed husks from pongamia can be ground up and used as a high-protein cattle feed. A north Queensland cattle farming family is taking part in a trial growing oil-producing trees alongside livestock. The Lawrie family, from Powlathanga station near Charters Towers in north Queensland, has been running a cattle breedin
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