Tim Little
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100-million-year-old fossil reveals ancient outback bird (opens the original)
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A rare fossil find in outback Queensland has revealed a new species of prehistoric bird that lived more than 100 million years ago. Roughly the size of a bush turkey, Tenuicruris piscanexum is only the second Australian bird to be formally described from the Cretaceous period. Researchers hope the discovery can help build a better understanding of Australia's prehistoric bird life and ecology. An "extremely rare" fossil discovery in outback Queensland has revealed a new species of prehistoric bi
Traditional owners say national park can 'breathe again' after handback (opens the original)
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Boodjamulla National Park in outback Queensland has been handed back to Waanyi traditional owners after decades of campaigning. A landmark agreement gives the Waanyi people an equal role in managing the park alongside the state. Waanyi families and dignitaries will gather at Boodjamulla for a ceremony marking the final stage of the historic handback. After decades of fighting to reclaim their ancestral land, traditional owners say Boodjamulla National Park can finally "breathe again" now that it
Outback town says grid connection key to capturing AI investment (opens the original)
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Experts say northern Australia is well placed to capitalise on the AI boom as data centres become increasingly important to the nation's economy and security. An outback town says interest will not translate into reality until north-west Queensland is connected to the national electricity market. Cloncurry Mayor Greg Campbell hopes a firm timeline for the western leg of CopperString will give investors the certainty needed to move forward. As Australia races to build the infrastructure behind th
RFDS brings Australian-first care to remote Gulf community (opens the original)
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The Royal Flying Doctor Service is in partnership with Ngarnal to provide primary healthcare five days per week on Mornington Island. The walk-in clinic is the first of its kind collaboration across Australia. An Indigenous health expert says this kind of community-led care has the potential to be replicated across the country. After years of widening health gaps, a remote Gulf community has taken control of its own health care in an Australian-first move designed to improve lives and stem mount
More than 150 miners have died on this site. Families say they need a place to mourn (opens the original)
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After decades of campaigning for a memorial to honour the 151 miners killed working in Mount Isa, families say they are no closer to getting the recognition their loved ones deserve. Initial plans have been drawn and costed but have since been sidelined, with no commitment from the state government. Traeger MP Robbie Katter says the government should tip in for a permanent memorial, arguing a large portion of the state's wealth came from dangerous work in mines such as Mount Isa. Claire Malyon w
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