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Fear of becoming obsolete (FOBO) in the age of AI

As the pace of change accelerates, I find myself encountering new acronyms regularly in my role. Recently, “FOBO”, short for […]

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Feds fund $3B wind farm

Construction is expected to start on RWE Renewables Australia’s $3 billion Theodore Wind Farm later this year after the project was awarded a Capacity...

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Mini drought broken

After 64 days of virtually no rain, two to three millimetres fell Tuesday morning, followed by early morning rain (10-15mm) Wednesday. It brought a little...

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Why Australia must restore the legal definition of ‘woman’

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Celebrating five years of pride

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Biloela PGA Professional Anthony Choat, is one step closer to testing his game against the best in the world. Choat made his mark by...

Federal Budget 2026–27: What it means for Central Queenslanders

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