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Nine mammals in Northern Australia are at risk of extinction in the next two decades – and we know little about this home-grown crisis.

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Thousands of megalitres of water are being made available in Queensland’s north-west, including for the state’s first vanadium mine, to drive jobs and

The Queensland government is preparing to build a vanadium processing plant in the Australian state as part of wider plans to become a leading producer and

The Queensland government is preparing to build a vanadium processing plant in the Australian state as part of wider plans to become a leading producer and

More than 250 road and transport projects have been delivered during the past year through joint working and investment between the Queensland

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - October 27, 2021) - Currie Rose Resources Inc. (TSXV: CUI) ("Currie" or the "Company") is pleased to advise the company will acquire 100% of two Vanadium (Battery Metal)

The newly created  computer program  allowed archaeologists to “see” comparative differences in the rock art of the Wilton River region. The  machine learning  program analyzed rock art images taken by archaeologists from 2018 and 2019 in Marrku County. Dr. Wesley of the  Flinders University  team explained, “In total, the computer saw more than 1000 different types of objects and learned to tell the difference between them just by looking at photos of them.” One of the study’...

Outback Queensland town of Hughenden plans economic revival through water projects SunSunday 24 JanJanuary 2021 at 7:11pm Fodder crops like Rhodes grass hay are already grown locally, but high-value options such as avocados or mangoes are under consideration. ( Share Print text only Cancel The remote Queensland town of Hughenden plans to turn around its declining population and fortunes with irrigated crops, via two schemes to better utilise the regions water. Key points: Hughenden is hoping to...

‘Dangerous’ weather to last five days Residents in Queensland’s north have been told to bunker down as a tropical cyclone sweeps through, leaving a path of destruction and wild conditions. Weather by Erin Lyons 7th Jan 2021 8:51 AM Parts of Queenslands main highway are under water and there are fears the unpredictable and relentless weather conditions are here to stay. Another 100-150mm of rain fell overnight ...