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Leaders play down food shortage fears - Political leaders have sought to reassure Australians about the food supply amid tough new restrictions to tackle the spread of coronavirus.

Rain on the way for the North - Late winter rain is on the way for Mackay and the Whitsundays this week. According to the Weather Bureau, showers and thunderstorms are being ca ...

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Cybersecurity plan targets dark web crooks - Law enforcement agencies will be given boosted powers to tackle the dark web under a $1.7 billion federal government cybersecurity plan.

Car theft from business, Mackay City - Two thieves have broken into a business three times in less than 90 minutes. At 2.10am Wednesday, August 4, the thieves gained entry into a Mackay ...

Cyber spies to help catch dark web lurkers - Elite cyber spies trained to target overseas criminal networks could soon shift their focus to Australian-based creeps lurking on the dark web.

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