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- Environment, Regional Country Services
- 02/09/2026
- 12:38
PFAS pollution in the Murray River – Ecosystems at Risk?
Key Facts: Victoria’s highest PFOS detection was detected at Lake Mulwala in 2023 or 36 times the current PFOS health guideline. Upwards of 250km…
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- Energy, Transport Automotive
- 02/09/2026
- 12:35
Talent Alert: Backwards step on electric buses: Crisafulli Government continues to put business interest ahead of its own people in fuel crisis
Wednesday 2 September - for immediate release Yesterday, the Crisafulli Government announced it was taking a step backwards for Queenslanders. In signing Queenslanders up for 630 more diesel buses, the QLD Government has signed Queenslanders up for more exposure to expensive global oil price spikes and more climate pollution. Australia imports more than 90% of our refined fuel. With the Queensland Government committing to expensive, noisy and polluting public transport, Queensland residents will stay exposed to global fossil fuel crises. A better solution is for the Crisafulli Government to diversify away from petrol and diesel, by expanding renewable energy and…
- Energy, Transport Automotive
- 02/09/2026
- 12:30
Queensland families don’t want 630 more diesel buses, say parents, as Crisafulli Government takes state backwards
Wednesday 2 September 2026 Parents for Climate has condemned the Queensland Government's decision to abandon its zero-emissions bus program in favour of up to 630 diesel buses, warning the move locks in decades of harmful pollution and risky fuel dependence while the rest of the country moves toward cleaner options. Transport Minister Brent Mickelberg this week confirmed the entire new fleet would run on diesel instead of being electric, in a program expected to cost in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Parents for Climate CEO Nic Seton said the decision failed Queensland families on health, cost and climate grounds.…
- Business Company News, Oil Mining Resources
- 02/09/2026
- 12:25
Diablo (ASX: DBO) starts maiden North Star drilling to test high-grade Utah silver-antimony system at depth
Key Facts: First-ever drilling at North Star – Diablo has kicked off maiden diamond drilling beneath surface mineralisation grading up to 3,043 g/t silver…
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- Telecommunication
- 02/09/2026
- 12:04
Telstra outage highlights why reliability must be uplifted
Telstra’s report into its nationwide outage, released today, has reinforced the need for enforceable reliability standards to be established. It confirms the massive 8…
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- Entertainment, General News
- 02/09/2026
- 11:56
SWEET CAROLINE, THE WAIT IS OVER! A BEAUTIFUL NOISE: THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL TICKETS ON SALE THIS FRIDAY
Key Facts: Tickets to the general public go on sale THIS Friday, September 4 at 9am via qpac.com.au for the Queensland season of A…
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- Medical Health Aged Care, Women
- 02/09/2026
- 11:49
Australia’s choc coconut water obsession just got a beauty upgrade
Key Facts: The Collagen Co has launched Choc Coconut Hydraglow, a new flavour inspired by the trending chocolate coconut water craze that has gained…
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- Food Beverages, Manufacturing
- 02/09/2026
- 11:10
When production outgrows storage: the food and beverage warehouse challenge
Key Facts: Food and beverage manufacturers are facing a structural warehouse space crisis driven by incremental production growth, off-site storage sprawl, and geographic constraints…
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- Medical Health Aged Care
- 02/09/2026
- 11:09
Rural Generalist specialist registration applications now open
The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) has welcomed the opening of applications for specialist registration in Rural Generalist Medicine, marking a significant milestone for rural healthcare in Australia. The Medical Board of Australia has commenced specialist registration processes for Rural Generalist Medicine following its official recognition as a new field of specialty practice within general practice. Existing FRACGP-RG award holders can now apply to have specialist registration in Rural Generalist Medicine recorded by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra). RACGP Rural Chair Associate Professor Michael Clements said the new registration category recognises the advanced skills and broad scope…
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