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Man charged with murder after alleged stabbing in Townsville (opens the original)
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A 47-year-old man has been charged with murder following the death of a 53-year-old man in Townsville on Friday. Police said officers were called to a unit complex on Narangi Street in the central suburb of Heatley at about 3pm yesterday and found the man with stab wounds to his leg. "First aid was immediately provided by responding officers, however the man died at the scene a short time later," a Queensland Police spokesperson said. A 47-year-old man known to the deceased man was taken into cu
Pack the umbrella as cooler days and showers loom for Qld this weekend (opens the original)
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Rainfall from 2–10 millimetres is expected in parts along the east Queensland coast this weekend. The weather bureau says the cloud cover will also mean slightly below-average temperatures. Wind surges off the coast are expected to continue to ease, with warnings remaining only for far north-eastern waters. After sweltering days across parts of the state, a cool change has begun for the weekend. Senior meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology Shane Kennedy said cloud cover would keep temperatu
Environmental DNA shows some frog species bouncing back from fungus (opens the original)
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Environmental DNA shows the endangered waterfall frog (Litoria nannotis) and the endangered Australian lace-lid frog (L. dayi) had expanded to new territories after being badly hit by chytrid fungus. The armoured mistfrog (Litoria lorica), however, remains restricted to one area. Researchers say more needs to be done to investigate the genetic diversity of the populations impacted by chytrid fungus, as mass deaths can mean a loss of genetic variation, leaving the populations vulnerable. Queensla
Man accused of defrauding Indigenous community not of 'dishonest mind' (opens the original)
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The court has heard closing statements from both crown prosecutors and Mr Woosup's defence lawyers in the Cairns District Court. Both argued over evidence or lack thereof of Mr Woosup's "dishonesty" in how money taken from trust accounts was used. The trial is expected to conclude on Monday when Judge Joshua Treviño KC concludes his summing up to the jury. Lawyers representing a man accused of defrauding money meant for an Indigenous community say his actions do not show a "dishonest mind" but a
Man faces court accused of defrauding over $200,000 intended for Indigenous community (opens the original)
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Ankamuthi traditional owner Larry Joe Woosup has pleaded not guilty to two counts of fraud to a value of $30,000 or more each. Crown prosecutors allege he took more than $200,000 through trust accounts and deals with a mining company, where money was supposed to be paid to the Ankamuthi community. Witnesses, including an accountant and other traditional owners, have given evidence they never saw any of the money Mr Woosup was alleged to have taken. Traditional owners giving evidence in the trial
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