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1 week ago | 
bluemountainsgazette.com.au | Hayden Johnson
Penrith Musical Comedy Company (PMCC) is set to electrify audiences with its upcoming production, We Will Rock You. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingThe musical phenomenon that has captivated millions worldwide promises to deliver high-octane energy and iconic music. A number of Blue Mountains residents are delighted to be part of the show.
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2 weeks ago | 
mdpi.com | Hayden Johnson |Aaryani Tipirneni-Sajja
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1 month ago | 
cairnspost.com.au | Hayden Johnson
Residents in low-lying areas of Bribie Island could be cut off from the mainland as they face inundation, in a worst-case scenario if Tropical Cyclone Alfred arrives during high tide. Queensland Police Service, City of Moreton Bay and State Emergency Service officers took advantage of the slow-moving system to door-knock almost 200 homes on the island on Thursday.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
mdpi.com | Hayden Johnson |Aaryani Tipirneni-Sajja
1. IntroductionNMR spectroscopy is an indispensable tool across physical and life sciences with an incredibly broad range of applications across academia, healthcare, government, and industry; however, the expensive upfront cost, cost of maintenance, personnel requirements, and housing requirements of high-field magnets are barriers for many researchers that could potentially benefit from the NMR technology.
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Oct 8, 2024 | 
cathnews.com | Hayden Johnson |Rebecca Comini
Conservative crossbench MPs will propose changes to Queensland’s abortion laws in the next term of Parliament, in a direct challenge to David Crisafulli’s authority over the LNP. Source: The Courier-Mail. The Opposition Leader, campaigning in Cairns, doubled down on his promise there would be “no change” to the ability of women to access abortions in Queensland should the LNP take government.
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Aug 11, 2024 | 
kidsnews.com.au | Hayden Johnson |Kathryn Bermingham
READING LEVEL: GREENTom Cruise took centrestage as the world said farewell to Paris after the City of Light pulled off Mission Impossible. With a spectacular blend of avant-garde* French culture, pulsing rock, heroes and crazy love, we bid France a fond au revoir* et merci* after an incredible Olympic Games. Two weeks of nailbiting and at times controversial competition ended with a moving and memorable closing ceremony at Stade de France.
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Aug 10, 2024 | 
adelaidenow.com.au | David Riccio |Hayden Johnson
Matthew Glaetzer is the Aussie you need to stay up to cheer on. After 14 days of medals, there’s one more podium on the line for the Australian cyclist that cancer couldn’t stop. Glaetzer will join teammate and men’s sprint silver medallist Matthew Richardson in the quarter-finals of the men’s keirin at 7.29pm (AEST) on Sunday. And if they progress to the quarters, they will push each other in the final at 9.32pm (AEST). “That would be a dream, to finish one-two,’’ Glaetzer said.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
news.com.au | Julian Linden |Todd Balym |Hayden Johnson
Unless the French accidentally used a faulty tape measure and built a 51-metre pool, there is no simple explanation for the lack of world records being set in swimming at the Paris Olympics. There’s no more exciting symbol on the electronic scoreboard at an Olympic pool than when the letters WR are flashed next to someone’s time in the milliseconds after they have touched the wall – because it signals they have just posted the fastest race in history.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
couriermail.com.au | Hayden Johnson
Brisbane’s $6.3bn Cross River Rail project faces major productivity delays as the CFMEU demands new powers to stop work without the need to seek protected industrial action. The state’s largest construction site was hit this week with four days of stop-work action as the CFMEU demanded better pay and safety conditions for workers. Allegations that workers who defied the picket line were harassed and recorded prompted the Federal Court on Friday to grant an injunction request by CPB Contractors.
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
news.com.au | Hayden Johnson |Madura McCormack
Stalled negotiations over a CFMEU push for traffic controllers to be paid a $250,000 salary sparked tense protests on Tuesday with workers fighting to access Cross River Rail constructions sites intimidated and Queensland Police called to keep the peace. A breakdown in days-long pay negotiations between the CFMEU and CPB Contractors, the Cross River Rail lead contractor, prompted the militant union to again picket construction sites on Tuesday.
