Joe Hinchliffe
Reporter at Freelance
Queensland state reporter for @GuardianAus [email protected] [email protected] Signal/WhatsApp: +6474208556
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
The expansion of Queensland’s lethal shark control program will be challenged in court – should it escape a looming entanglement with federal laws – according to marine scientists and policy experts. The Queensland government announced plans to pump $88m over four years into the state’s shark management plan, which would see shark nets and baited drumlines rolled out at more beaches, as well as the expanded use of non-lethal technology such as drone surveillance.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Joe Hinchliffe
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
A piercing whistle sounds from the canopy of a stand of gum trees at the edge of rows of brick houses, newly built upon streets with names such as Pardalote Drive, Rufous Crescent and Thornbill Court. “King parrot,” Hugh Possingham says – referring to the call, not a court or a crescent. The mathematical ecologist is a professor at the University of Queensland and a leading figure in Australian conservation biology.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
Owen Wilson strolls up a street synonymous with rugby league in Brisbane during the festival of footy known as Magic Round. “Owen! Owen!” yells a bloke from a Caxton Street pub. “Come for a beer!”Without breaking stride, the actor raises a fist above his shaggy blond locks, the hint of an impish smile breaking out beneath one of the world film’s most recognisable noses. “Oi, I’ll … I’ll shout ya a beer!” the bloke’s mate throws into the bargain.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Joe Hinchliffe
Jen Kettleton-Butler is on “a postage stamp of island” trying to rescue an echidna she calls Eddie. Wind roars in her microphone and the camera she holds pans from a public toilet that is disappearing beneath waves to a thin strip of coastal forest that, too, is being reclaimed by the ocean. “This is weeks, if months, you know, at the most, before this is gone,” she tells her social media followers.
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