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Almost six months after eight children were brutally killed in Cairns just before Christmas last year, the home in which they perished will finally be demolished, to make way for a permanent memorial. Raina Mersane Ina Thaiday, 37, faces eight murder ...
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Cairns residents will gain non-stop flights to Manila and more choice to Auckland come December as Philippine Airlines kicks off its newest route: Manila to Auckland via Cairns. Running four-times-weekly in each direction, the Cairns stopover allows ...
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At 204 centimetres tall, Ryan Runnalls is one of the tallest 14-year-olds you will ever meet in far north Queensland. His height combined with his athletic ability has seen him score a spot on the Australian under-17 basketball squad - and he couldn't ...
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Cairns attended Penn State University, earning a bachelor's degree in music education and a master's degree in music theory. After his time at Penn State he attended the Eastman School of Music, Rochester, New York, where he earned a PhD in music ...
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A Senate committee hearing on wind turbines has heard claims of poisoning on the site of a proposed wind farm in far north Queensland. About 50 Atherton Tablelands' residents opposed to the Mount Emerald wind farm attended yesterday's hearing in ...
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Families very close: Kathy Lin. The wife of accused murderer Lian Bin Xie has told his trial that he did not leave their bed at any time on the night he allegedly beat and strangled five members of her family to death. In an important passage of evidence in the ...
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A HOUSE where eight children were killed is set to be demolished in a fortnight. Housing Minister Leanne Enoch has confirmed the Manoora house, near Cairns, will be razed on June 1 to make way for a permanent memorial after consultation with the family ...
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FORMER MPs could be referred to the Ethics Committee if they continue to purport to be a Member of Parliament after being voted out. Speaker Peter Wellington told State Parliament the issue of some former MPs continuing to use their title on websites and ...
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High expectations are the fastest path to success for young indigenous Australians, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says. Mr Abbott was in Sydney on Wednesday to launch a blueprint for best practice in teaching indigenous school students, which has been ...
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Tony Abbott has come under attack for “dehumanising” remarks about the unemployed after he. told businesses in Queensland that they would be able to have a “try before you buy look” at unemployed people. As he attempted to sell the budget's work for the ...
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