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Hydrogen power plant pilot first highlights resurgence of chemical element
A pilot project in central Queensland, set for 2019, is the first of its kind in the state and one of several hydrogen power projects in the pipeline across Australia.
Gut health test now like bowel cancer poo sticks, thanks to Brisbane firm
With almost half of Australia’s population complaining of some form of digestive problem, a Brisbane firm comes up with a way to test gut health by popping a sample in the mail.
Brisbane 2011 floods spark idea for portable flood-reading 'drifters'
They may look like rubbish floating on the river, but high-tech sensors fitted inside floating PVC pipes could be a crucial line of defence next time fast-rising floodwaters threaten homes, researchers say.
Property loans a tall order in remote Qld towns
Residents in outback Queensland say they are being asked to raise deposits of up to 60 per cent for a home loan because banks are nervous about lending in rural and remote areas.
Reinventing your wardrobe with clothes you already own
Are you stuck in a fashion rut but don’t want to buy more to solve the problem? Take a look inside your wardrobe and use these tips to reignite the spark with clothes you already have.
When can you light a backyard fire in south-east Queensland?
You could cop a fine for lighting a wood fire in you backyard this winter if you don’t follow these rules.
'I'll have to dispose of him': Woman dumped dismembered torso fearing blame, court told
Lindy Williams claimed she found her partner’s headless torso already wrapped in plastic, then dumped it and set it alight because she was convinced police would blame her for killing him, a murder trial hears.
Brisbane cinema wars see iconic skate rink development on hold
The ongoing saga of the Red Hill Skate Rink Arena site continues, with a competing cinema group fighting to overturn approval for a $10 million redevelopment.
LNP Longman candidate sorry for medal mix-up on parliamentary bio
The LNP’s candidate in the Longman by-election, Trevor Ruthenberg, apologises for wrongly claiming he earned a prestigious defence service medal.