Katrina Beavan
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Regional businesses alarmed as Australia limits working holiday visas (opens the original)
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Regional Queensland businesses say changes to Australia's migration system, including introducing a ballot system for working holiday makers, will have devastating impacts. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced the changes yesterday. Business owners are calling on the federal government to reconsider the changes, saying the focus on backpackers will not solve the housing crisis. Around a normally lively Far North Queensland backpackers' hostel, an unusually sombre mood lingers in the air. I
Premier says Olympic rowing concerns 'last hurrah' of 'naysayers' (opens the original)
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Queensland's political leaders have doubled down in their support for Rockhampton as the host of 2032 Olympic rowing, saying accommodation shortages will not be an issue. It comes amid intense speculation from the media and some sporting bodies around the suitability of the regional city to host an Olympic event. The venue still needs approval from the sport's governing body, World Rowing, which will conduct technical assessments. Queensland's top political brass has flown to Rockhampton to agai
Man taken into custody for suspicious fire near Gladstone (opens the original)
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A man has been taken into custody, as authorities investigate multiple grass fires in the Gladstone region, which they believe were deliberately lit. Twelve crews fought the blaze near Kirkwood Road, with a watch and act warning downgraded to advice level late on Thursday afternoon. The Queensland Fire Department said the fire started about 11:50am on the side of the road alongside the Gladstone Tondoon Botanic Gardens. The rural fire service was also back-burning along the Gladstone trail to he
Zoo's baby chimpanzee to be sent away after mother's rejection (opens the original)
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Zookeepers had to hand-rear baby Cassie after the chimpanzee was dropped by its mother hours after birth, breaking its leg. Once healed, attempts to reunite the primate with its mother and aunt resulted in aggression. The zoo said it's in Cassie's best interest to send the primate elsewhere as it needs to grow up around fellow chimps. A central Queensland zoo will send a baby chimpanzee elsewhere after a failed reunion with its mother. Female chimp Sile gave birth to Cassie at the Rockhampton Zo
Sediments reveal secrets from before Great Barrier Reef was underwater (opens the original)
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Researchers and Indigenous rangers are trying to find out what type of landmass the Great Barrier Reef was before it was underwater. Because of the way sediment collects on the sea floor, they are using samples as "time capsules" to create a map of the area's past. Data and samples collected during the trip on a CSIRO boat will also be used for current and future mapping to help with the reef's future health. Beneath the sea off the Central Queensland coast is a tapestry of colourful coral, mari
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