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Fossils to unravel secrets of ancient seabed buried beneath outback (opens the original)
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A deep-drilling exploration of an ancient basin has uncovered fossilised corals, trilobites and unseen rock combinations. Scientists will use samples to determine how ancient Devonian-era fish grew so big. The fossils will help scientists understand the seabed's history, but geologists did not find a salt layer they were looking for. For millions of years, outback Queensland has hidden an ancient coral reef deep beneath its surface. Scientists hope the discovery of ammonite, coral and fern fossi
Customers say Qantas not being 'fair dinkum' on costly outback flights (opens the original)
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Customers have again criticised Qantas for not being "fair dinkum" over costly outback airfares. A review into contracts for regional Queensland's air carriers was due in November but has been delayed by a year. Some are calling for governments to intervene, increase subsidies or force carriers to be "more transparent". For anyone travelling to Queensland's "capital of the outback", a flight could cost more than an interstate or overseas trip. John Elliott was "staggered" to discover earlier thi
Graziers report hundreds of lambs dead or missing in wild dog attacks (opens the original)
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Graziers in western Queensland say they have lost hundreds of lambs in wild dog attacks. The National Wild Dog Action Plan provides advice and resources to landholders to control wild dogs. Federal funding for the co-funded plan is due to expire in October. When Harrison Glasson went to shear his merino flock he was shocked to discover 300 lambs were missing. But he immediately had his suspicions about how it happened. "We had a disaster last year — there were two female [dogs] that we didn't ge
Show families weigh up whether circuits are viable amid cost squeeze (opens the original)
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Show businesses are struggling with high insurance, fuel costs and staff shortages. Known as "showies", operators are having to make tough decisions about the future of the circuit. While some operators are worried, upcoming generations are optimistic. Sideshow alley business owner Melissa Quay travels to Queensland from her home in Victoria each year with an entourage of balloons, prizes and games. Usually Ms Quay would bring a caravan for the show circuit, but fuel costs and insurance premiums
Tradies swap swags for dongas on wheels to retain workers out bush (opens the original)
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A remote outback community has turned to dongas on wheels to keep trades within the bush. The triple-trailer road train accommodation is entirely off-the-grid, meaning it can be set up anywhere in Queensland. The Barcoo Shire hopes the accommodation will retain skilled road workers. Dolly Thomson is a woman of few words, but what she does say makes you listen. She is an outback road worker who often spends weeks and even months living and working in some of the most remote corners of Queensland.
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