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Australia's historic 'peanut capital', Kingaroy, is running out of nuts because of climate change Peter Howlett is considering if future rainfall will be enough to continue to grow nuts. ( Share Print text only Cancel The Queensland town of Kingaroy is famous for its nuts — its farmers planted some of Australia's first commercial crops in 1901. Key points: Peanut production in the area is dwindling because of unpredictable summer rainfall Bega says its massive processing plant will stay in Kingaroy, despite fewer local nuts But drought and a shifting rainfall pattern in the South Burnett...

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>> reporter: capital petroleum group controls 164 stations in our area. now the attorney general wants to know if that huge market share has resulted in what is essentially price fixing. the group controls three stations near the intersection of connecticut and nebraska in the northwest. city paper built a map showing its reach. >> we received allegations from consumers and from operators of stations that they are required to purchase at prices that are set on any competitive basis. >> reporter: the headquarters at here in springfield. the investigator wants a basic question answered...