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Be free from the “connected” systems of society But for the average adult, these benefits may seem almost impossible to achieve. After all, most families rely on electricity being available whenever they need it and the accessibility of food at restaurants and grocery stores. If you truly want to live off-grid, you need to start planning now and saving money so you can afford a homestead somewhere peaceful and quiet. Why live off-grid? According to Chloe Massey of Indigo & Olive, a company that produces off-grid homes on wheels, even the “light” version of off-grid living “is not...

Premium Content Subscriber only A man convicted of killing Mackay's Tim Pullen will be booted from Australia after the federal court rejected his push to stay. Zane Tray Lincoln has also been ordered to pay costs totalling $5000. It has been nine years since Mr Pullen was violently abducted from a North Mackay unit and subsequently killed in mid April 2012. His remains have never been found despite tireless and ongoing efforts by his family and police. The 34 year old had been staying at a Valley Street flat when he was snatched from the couch - his body was then stored in a nightclub co...

A central Queensland coal miner is suing for $1.4m in a negligence claim against her former employer over allegations she was placed at risk due to unsafe work practices. Amber Wensley worked at Coppabella mine, which is owned and operated by Peabody Energy Australia, when she claims she was exposed "to a risk of damage and/or injury" that should never have happened and has reduced her earning capacity by $1500 a week. The Nebo woman, who was a dump truck driver, claims she now suffers chronic pain and an adjustment disorder with mixed anxiety and depressed mood after an unsafe load was dr...

to keep our nation strong, free, and prosperous. so stand strong. thank you. god bless you, god bless iowa and the united states of america. [applause] >> let's give an iowa welcome to the iowa energy forum. >> ladies and gentlemen, the following are iowa citizens speaking about the importance of america's energy security. >> my feeling has always been we are short. people talk about it. i don't think we're short on energy. i believe there's enough energy on the soil and in the oceans to supply us for many, many years, and we don't even know how much is there. >> it's very important ...