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Premiums inundate flood victims

Warrego MP Ann Leahy says many households face rising insurance costs or are forced to go without cover.

The Queensland Government says new flood data and resilience projects could help reduce insurance premiums in disaster-prone communities, as it […]

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Australia’s oldest circus heading to Chinchilla

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