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It doesn't look dangerous, but this sneaky snail causes enormous damage (opens the original)
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Queensland tourism operators have helped cull more than 420,000 benign-looking predators that are killing coral on the Great Barrier Reef. Drupella snails, a native gastropod that can grow up to 5 centimetres long, feed on living coral tissue, much like the destructive crown-of-thorns starfish. Outbreaks of the snail species have the potential to destroy entire reefs because they eat coral faster than it can regenerate. Tour guides on Lady Elliot and Lady Musgrave islands are among 26 tourism op
Australian couple ran up mountain with 3yo daughter to escape Nepal flood (opens the original)
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A Queensland couple has described their escape after being caught in the inland tsunami in Nepal. The couple, who were on a holiday visiting family, ran up a mountain with their three-year-old daughter to escape floodwaters. They are still searching for other family members, but fear none have survived. A Queensland couple has told of their traumatic escape after being caught in the inland tsunami in Nepal, where they were on a family holiday. Pramila Dangol and Clinton Baker, from Bundaberg, we
Coastal farms in Bundaberg approved for thousands of new homes (opens the original)
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Hundreds of acres of coastal farmland are being subdivided in Bundaberg. Locals are concerned over added pressure on infrastructure and services from rapid population growth. The Queensland government has committed $52 million to upgrade trunk infrastructure. David Bright used to stand at his back fence and feed cattle with his grandkids, but now he watches bulldozers clearing the land for a major housing estate. The buzz of machinery and nail guns fills the air at the job site next door, less t
Blind surfer stuns locals at Queensland beach (opens the original)
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National para surfing champion Steve Fox has stunned locals at Agnes Water. Surfing Australia is calling for the sport to be included in the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. Steve Fox hopes to inspire others living with a disability to try surfing. Steve Fox is legally blind but that does not stop him from jumping on a board while visiting the Queensland town of Agnes Water. The 60-year-old para surfing champion from Gerringong, in New South Wales, has stunned onlookers with his skills while on holidays
Surveillance increased on reef island after bird flu arrival (opens the original)
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Surveillance has been increased to monitor the spread of H5 avian influenza, as authorities warn the effect on native bird populations could be significant. Lady Elliot Island, the southernmost coral cay of the Great Barrier Reef, is one of the places being monitored because it is an important nesting site for the rarely seen red-tailed tropicbirds. Sightings of dead or sick birds can be reported to the Emergency Animal Disease hotline. A vulnerable colony of red-tailed tropicbirds is being moni
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