Stephen Clarke
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Coal-fired power needed to bolster $32bn Qld data centre, Nationals MP says (opens the original)
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Nationals MP David Littleproud has called for the duplication of a 750MW coal-fired power station to underpin the energy requirements of a proposed $32bn data centre. AI giant Anthropic has signed a deal to use part of the data centre which is proposed for Queensland's Western Downs region. The proposed data centre remains before the Western Downs Regional Council planning team. Queensland should develop a new coal-fired power station to help "bolster" the power needed for what would be the coun
'Cheap and attractive' lights sold online fail Australian compliance tests (opens the original)
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The Lighting Council of Australia has released the results of testing of 131 lighting products available at popular online marketplaces. The report found almost three in four products failed to meet Australian standards and three products that underwent laboratory testing failed safety tests. The council has called for online retailers to pull non-compliant products from Australian websites. Experts have warned that people buying lighting products on online marketplaces may be putting themselves
Almost two in three youth offenders offending on bail, government says (opens the original)
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The Queensland government has revealed new statistics showing almost one in three serious youth offenders are committing crimes while out on bail. Premier David Crisafulli said proposed "significant" bail reform that would include mandatory minimum sentences for breaching bail could also be expanded to include adult offenders. Unions representing corrective services workers have raised concerns about the potential impact of more prisoners in the system. The Queensland government says almost two
A 60-year search for his mum revealed siblings man never knew he had (opens the original)
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In the early 1960s, two-year-old Robert Smith and younger brother Ken were removed from their parents by social services. It would be another 60 years before they saw a photograph of their mother. After decades of looking for answers, a Facebook group with 50,000 members helped him track down answers and siblings he never knew he had. In the early 1960s Robert and Ken were adopted by a couple, who soon fell pregnant with a biological daughter. Robert said his adoptive mother had not wanted to ad
After 67 years, Brisbane's Centenary Pool to close for major Olympic upgrade (opens the original)
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Brisbane's historic Centenary Pool will close at the end of August to undergo major redevelopment for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2032. The now heritage-listed pool was first opened to the public in 1959 and became Brisbane's first Olympic standard pool. The centre reflected a national mania for swimming in the wake of Australia's success in the pool at the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, where the host country walked away with eight gold medals in swimming events. The pool was designed by
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