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Muslim: ‘lunatics’ killed UK soldier

THE two men who hacked to death a British soldier on a London street were “lunatics” who had done great harm to Islam, according to a leading Muslim moderate.

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Jury says man didn't touch girl, retrial on rape likely

A MACKAY miner has been acquitted of indecently touching his young stepdaughter but a jury could not reach a decision on whether he raped her.

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Child porn downloader breaches reporting obligations

A CHILD pornography downloader was drinking and trying to find an old friend when he breached his reporting obligations by setting up an alias Facebook account.

Coalition plans carbon tax cut to decrease flight costs

ABOLISHING the carbon tax to reduce domestic flight costs would be the first step the Federal Shadow Tourism Minister would make if his government takes office.

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New look for Cemetery Rd

SPURRED into action by community reaction, Lockyer MP Ian Rickuss has announced that work on major modifications to the intersection will start on May 27.

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Big changes for working visas part of Coalition tourism plans

QUEENSLAND'S tourism industry could be a step closer to winning a long-fought battle for working holiday visas, to extend to seasonal tourism jobs.

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7:00 AM May 25th
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AN ALLEGED fraudster, accused of stealing $2 million from his financial planning clients, was granted another bail variation to travel abroad for business.

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6:00 AM May 25th

Businessman charged with fraud permitted to travel abroad

NOOSA detectives have arrested and charged an 18-year-old Ipswich man in relation to a fatal crash on Cooroy-Noosa Road at Tinbeerwah last year.

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Ipswich teen charged with manslaughter over Noosa crash

SHOULD drivers have to resit written or practical tests every five or 10 years to renew their licences?

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Should drivers have to redo tests to renew licences?

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IN THE SWIM: Raymond Bruckner is learning to swim at McMahon’s Swim Factory with the guidance of instructor and general manager Tony Mammous.

Flood rescue hero now getting swimmimg lessons

PICTURE this scenario: you hear the screams of two men trapped in raging floodwater nearby, they need your help, but you don't know how to swim.

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IPSWICH Hospice Care is calling for the city to support what could turn out to be its major annual fundraiser.

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6:00 AM May 25th

Function is a big one for Ipswich Hospice

MATER Health Services has unveiled plans to build a private hospital that will eliminate the need to travel into the city to receive vital health care.

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6:00 AM May 25th

$85m private hospital for Springfield

TWO all-Ipswich clashes this weekend could have a major bearing on who wins this year’s combined competition.

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All-Ipswich encounters could hold sway in combined comp

Ford fan Jayden Goodhew, 18, is devastated that Ford will cease production in Australia.

For generations of loyal drivers, Ford news a sad blow

JAYDEN Goodhew comes from generations of Ford lovers – and he can’t hide his disappointment that the car company will stop manufacturing in Australia.

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FOR a small family company of 20 years to fork out for an $850,000 expansion plan, it is either a case of gambler’s folly or hard-learned conviction.

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Local business growth is Toowoomba success story

REGISTERING with Toowoomba’s Teen Challenge in an attempt to rehabilitate his life has not saved a 27-year-old man from prison.

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Wild driving lands man in jail

GRAHAM Allum and his family own at least eight Ford Falcons, and there are plenty more earlier model cars in his garage.

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Australia will lose an icon in 2016 with Ford closure

GRAND OPENING: Satellite Cinema owners Sandra and Terry Greenslade are happy to be reopening next Thursday after nine weeks of being closed. Photo Jordan Philp / South Burnett Times

Blockbusters on way for Kingaroy

GET your popcorn ready, because Kingaroy’s Satellite Cinema is reopening next Thursday.

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ALL Gordon Lindsay could do was sit and watch his home turn into a pile of ash.

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Boondooma family loses everything

GORDON Wragge knew he had to give up his vices, he just didn’t know that golf would be the answer.

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Gina Jeffreys will headline the Rise and Shine concert in Gayndah tonight.

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It's time to Rise and Shine

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Warwick Redbacks ready to embrace tough challenge

REDBACKS senior coach Jason Wright knows entangling the USQ Cougars in their web today will not be easy.

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RED: the colour for romance, fast cars and raging bulls.

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Healthy lifestyle the plan for those fighting heart disease

TWO Warwick students have swapped their text books for practical experience a couple of days a week during the past six months.

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Students out of classroom and learning in the real world

THE French may do croissants and baguettes better, but when it comes to tree jumpers, Warwick takes the cake.

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