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Image showing the parts of 'The Liberator' which is being touted as the world's first 3-D printable handgun. The company that made and successfully fired the world's first 3D printed gun removed blueprints for the DIY weapon from its site on 09 May 2013, saying it had been ordered to do so by the US government.

'Undetectable' printed 3D guns have real potential to kill

PLASTIC guns made using a 3D printer have the potential to kill, New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione has warned.

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3:30 PM May 24th

More than a wife and mother: Bob pays tribute to Hazel

FORMER prime minister Bob Hawke has paid tribute to his late ex-wife Hazel, who died on Thursday after a long battle with dementia.

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Wyatt Roy follows Kevin Rudd in backing gay marriage

AUSTRALIA'S youngest MP Wyatt Roy has come out in support of same-sex marriage just days after former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced his change of heart.

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Cars, people in river after Washington bridge collapse

A BRIDGE has collapsed in Washington, plunging several cars into the Skagit River.

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CDS worker John Mahoney, L'aquila owner Jenny Rossington and pastor Darryl Peters accept payment from Ewen Macpherson for the first suspended coffee.

Cafe offers cup of human kindness

FOR the next six months, your morning coffee from L’Aquila could provide a pick-me-up that has nothing to do with caffeine.

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3:50 PM May 24th
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CHRIS Fox has temporarily swapped his boxing gloves for a pair of running shoes in order to take part in the Warwick Pentath-run this weekend.

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Police Minister Jack Dempsey speaks at Queensland's gun amnesty

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The scene of last year's fatality at Tinbeerwah.

Ipswich teen charged with manslaughter over Noosa crash

NOOSA detectives have arrested and charged an 18-year-old Ipswich man in relation to a fatal crash on Cooroy-Noosa Road at Tinbeerwah last year.

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3:25 PM May 24th

SHOULD drivers have to resit written or practical tests every five or 10 years to renew their licences?

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Should drivers have to redo tests to renew licences?

ANGER and revenge had been the motivation behind Pittsworth man Leigh Sutton burning down a neighbour's machinery shed.

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Anger and revenge led man to burn down machinery shed

A GOLD Coast bikie is expected to face Southport Magistrates Court on Friday after being charged for drug and firearm offences.

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Rebels member facing drug and firearm charges

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Toowoomba was covered in thick fog, which didn't deter Lisette Ashmore, personal trainer Steve Wakelam and Terai Koronui.

Fog will make way for sunshine in days ahead

TOOWOOMBA has lucked in – the heavy fog and cloud that has dominated over the past few days will clear for the weekend.

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4:40 PM May 24th
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DO YOU want to know exactly what attractions are near you when you’re on a casual drive through the Granite Belt region?

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4:39 PM May 24th

Southern Queensland Tourism launches landmark app

IT’S been a case of one step forward, two steps back for the luckless Toowoomba Mountaineers this season.

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Injury list builds for frustrated Mountaineers side

PERFORMING on stage is always a bit scary for new eisteddfod entrants, but first-timer William Boyce gave it his all and came out on top.

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William scoops up award in his first performance

Pain’s no excuse

ILLEGAL drugs have never been officially endorsed as pain relief substitutes and that was a lesson Michael Robert Oxford learnt yesterday.

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Immigration officials detain illegal workers

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EARLY risers will be feeling the familiar crunch underfoot as frosts return to the Granite Belt.

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First frosts of the season for Granite Belt

THE competition to be the 2014 Apple and Grape Harvest Festival Young Ambassador has just become tougher with the addition of a southern representative.

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New look for Cemetery Rd

SPURRED into action by community reaction, Lockyer MP Ian Rickuss has announced that work on major modifications to the intersection will start on May 27.

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Agree with gttnstr, Far to many dawdle across the Hwy rather than pick a decentgap and move into the middle to as quickly as possible then on the hwy get up to speed quickly. The back exit needs work due narrow, a dangerous T section and signage. Hate...

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If travelling through Withcott you may have noticed a billboard encouraging motorists to ‘give a beep’ about road upgrades in the lead up to the 2013 election.

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‘Give a beep’ about the range

WITH more serious accidents, including a recent double fatality on Laidley-Plainland Rd, police are asking drivers to be more vigilant when using the road.

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Road safety more crucial than ever

PRISON officers at Southern Queensland Correctional Centre near Gatton were on strike for 48 hours from 7am on Sunday, May 19.

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Prison officers on strike

Charleville performers head to Shockwave festival

EMERGING youth performers will be travelling to Blackall for the Shockwave Festival from May 24 to 26.

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4:47 PM May 24th
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Roma Cancer Council hosted the biggest morning tea, raising funds for the cause with a cuppa and cake.

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Roma enjoys cuppa and cake for cause

Roma locals are starting to rug up now the cold mornings and rainy days have arrived.

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Roma rugs up as the cold hits

TEAL Ayers is shaping up to be one of the Maranoa’s finest athletes and now she’s off to USA to compete in the Junior High School World Nation Finals.

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