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Townsville councillors move no-confidence motion as Mayor Troy Thompson refuses to resign, takes leave of absence - Vimarsana News

Townsville councillors move no-confidence motion as Mayor Troy Thompson refuses to resign, takes leave of absence

Embattled Mayor Troy Thompson has failed to show at a Townsville City Council meeting and has sought a leave of absence after councillors this morning voted in favour of a motion of no confidence.

Source: abc.net.au
Anglo American rejects third BHP takeover bid, leaving Queensland coal miners in limbo - Vimarsana News

Anglo American rejects third BHP takeover bid, leaving Queensland coal miners in limbo

The fate of thousands of Queensland coal miners and their communities is in limbo, with BHP given a week to come back to the table with a better offer.

Source: abc.net.au
Tropical Cyclone Kirrily downgraded to category one system as it crosses north Queensland coast - Vimarsana News

Tropical Cyclone Kirrily downgraded to category one system as it crosses north Queensland coast

The cyclone is crossing the Queensland coast and is expected to weaken as it moves inland.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Cyclone Kirrily expected to impact Queensland coast and islands - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Kirrily expected to impact Queensland coast and islands

Cyclone Kirrily has been declared and is expected to be felt on Queensland's coast and islands tonight and into tomorrow morning.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Dugong Populations Are Declining in the Great Barrier Reef, Study Finds | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Dugong Populations Are Declining in the Great Barrier Reef, Study Finds | Smart News

Destruction of seagrass habitats and "indiscriminate" gillnet fishing have both contributed to the marine mammals' dropping numbers, scientists say