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Liam Warriner: Australian who mooned the Queen fined for causing a public nuisance
Australian protester who mooned the Queen escapes with a fine... and now he threatens to do the same to Barack Obama Protester flashed the Queen and Prince Philip in Brisbane last October with an Australian flag tucked between his bottom cheeks A barman who 'mooned' the Queen with an Australian flag tucked between the cheeks of his bare bottom ... (more)
IT was a rare find at a Cranbrook home when a Woma python, foreign to Queensland, made its way into a family's garage.
Barman fined for bare-bum protest
A man was Tuesday slapped with a A$750 fine for flashing his buttocks at Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to Australia last year - and said he would do it again.
Balgownie man charged over alleged bashing
Queensland Police will seek to extradite a Balgownie man to Cairns tomorrow over his alleged involvement in a violent street fight in 2009.
Mines plan to fly foreign workers direct to bush
THE booming mining industry could mean foreign workers will be flown directly by jumbo jet into outback Queensland as the state scrambles to fill massive job shortages.
Dive killer to play down scuba skills
JOURNALISTS from Australia and the US are gathering outside a criminal courthouse in Alabama as jury selection begins in the sensational trial of "honeymoon killer" Gabe Watson.
Food web structure in a near-pristine mangrove area of the Australian Wet Tropics
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science , Vol. 82, No. 4. , pp. 597-607., doi:10.1016/j.ecss.2009.02.021 Carbon and nitrogen isotopic composition was used to identify the main sources of carbon and describe the main trophic pathways in Deluge Inlet, a near-pristine mangrove estuary in tropical north Queensland, Australia.
THE main suspect in Whitney Houston's death is a drug that is increasingly hooking Americans and Australians, no matter whether they're superstars or people living in poverty.
Missing fisherman's body recovered
Maryborough man David James had been missing since falling from a fishing boat in waters between Fraser Island and the mainland on Friday night.
Pump pain: Drivers duped? 'Shop-a-dockets hike fuel prices'
MOTORISTS are being slugged more at the petrol pump because supermarket shopper docket discounts are jacking up the price of fuel, a peak motoring body says.
Waitaki District Council biodiversity co-ordinator Margy Gaynor is looking forward to meeting land-owners and exploring the district.
More Aussies die on holiday as truck rolls
Usakos, where the women were found, is marked with an 'A' in the map of Namibia above.
Picturesque cattle, sugar property on the market
QUEENSLAND Rural has Stone River Station for private sale. This picturesque property offers lifestyle, cattle breeding and sugarcane production all within 35 minutes of Ingham and 90 minutes from Townsville.
White has less not Moore at hooker
Jake White has his first major headache as Brumbies coach with a worrying shoulder injury to irreplaceable Wallabies rake Stephen Moore creating a hooking crisis.
Qld major parties owned by miners: Katter
Katter's Australian Party is the only alternative to two mainstream parties which are owned by mining companies and will sell off Queensland's assets, its leader Bob Katter says.
Four Japanese tourists seriously injured in Australia crash
Four tourists were seriously injured early on Thursday in a crash involving a minibus and a truck in Bundaberg, 220 miles north of Brisbane in Australia's Queensland, the Department of Community said.About 10 tourists, believed to be from Japan, were on the minibus when the crash happened, the Department of Community said."Four were taken to ... (more)
NORTH Queensland tradies are set to benefit as the state's mining boom promises almost 40,000 new jobs over the next three years.
Cameras on the Great Barrier Reef
THE Great Barrier Reef is coming soon to Sunday night TV, and Ewen Bell has followed in the footsteps of BBC filmmakers to preview its charms above and below the water.
Go on, ditch your bank, says PM
Wayne Swan says the latest rate rises shows the banks are out of touch with their customers.