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The Queensland Times is an online newspaper serving Ipswich and surrounds in Queensland, Australia. [1] The newspaper is owned by News Corp Australia.The circulation of The Queensland Times is 10,804 Monday to Friday and 14,153 on Saturday.
Also on 9 January, a 2-week delay in the start of the 2022 school year, to 7 February, was announced to avoid a predicted peak in COVID cases. The end of the school year was also going to be moved a week to 16 December, [47] but this plan was later withdrawn. [48] On 10 January, there were 9,581 new cases, 3,714 from rapid antigen test results ...
John Schluter was the weather presenter until his resignation in September 2006, to join rival Seven News Brisbane as the weekday weather presenter; his departure indirectly resulted in Nine News Queensland losing its long-time ratings lead to Seven News Brisbane in 2007; [3] it was not until 2013 that they would regain the ratings lead.
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ABC Television started broadcasting from Brisbane on 2 November 1959, [citation needed] with the "Q" in the call sign standing for Queensland. Available by satellite transmission on the now defunct Optus Aurora free-to-view platform during the 2000s, ABC's digital channels have been available via the Viewer Access Satellite Television (VAST) network since 2010.
51-year-old Samantha Murphy disappears after leaving her home in Ballarat to go for her regular morning run. [78] Her disappearance triggers a widespread search and appeal from police for CCTV or dashcam vision from the day she disappeared. [79] The body of a 74-year-old man is found in a backyard near Wollongong. [80]
Watts had been in London and seen the BBC Tonight program, which ran from 1957 to 1965, and was one of the most popular programs in the UK at that time. He was determined to introduce a similar program into the ABC schedule.
In 1976, the Australian Conservation Foundation first proposed the establishment of a national park to protect Shelburne Bays' white silica sand dunes. In 1987, a silica sand mining project in the area was rejected by Prime Minister Bob Hawke because of environmental concerns and the adverse impact on the Aboriginal community who had sacred sites in the area.