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Outages hammer Incitec Pivot profit

The Australian

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Incitec Pivot boss Jeanne Johns says the manufacturing major will go to market to try to win a new gas contract for its Gibson Island fertiliser plant in Queensland, as the turnaround of the company’s fertiliser division offered a bright spot in its half-year results.

Qld milestone for SA eco-tourism operator

The Australian

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South Australian eco-tourism accommodation provider CABN is gearing up for key milestones within weeks on its most ambitious project, spanning the 102-km Cooloola Great Walk in Queensland.

Hanson slams ‘bloody-minded’ PM over rejection of quarantine facility

The Australian

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has questioned why the prime minister is being so “bloody-minded” about the proposed Toowoomba quarantine facility. The proposed sight just outside of Toowoomba’s Wellcamp Airport could house 1,000 and would be built on private land by the Wagner family. Prime Minister Scott Morrison earlier shut down the idea saying it just doesn’t stack up and cited lack of detail from Queensland. “This camp has worked in the Northern Territory. It will not cost the taxpayers one cent, yet the prime minister said it’s not going to happen,” Ms Hanson told Sky News. “It could operate, that could give people the satisfaction of knowing that they are going to be safe because hotel quarantine hasn’t always worked.” Ms Hanson also stressed the amount of police officers city hotel quarantine takes up. “Another costly expense to the taxpayer.”