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‘Economic refugees' from NSW to move to QLD

According to RP Data's research director, Tim Lawless, the troubled NSW economy could spawn a wave of "economic refugees" keen to pursue job opportunities and flattening house prices in South-East Queensland.

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Building Development for Woolloongabba
A large-scale urban community development to be called "Phoenix" has been tabled for Woolloongabba, featuring luxury apartments, two office buildings and a shopping precinct.
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Coronation Drive Traffic Tidal Flow to Stop
According to Brisbane's deputy mayor Graham Quirk, Brisbane's Coronation Drive will become three lanes permanently inbound and two lanes outbound by the end of November 2008.
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Ipswich set to build new Public Hospital
According to brisbanetimes.com.au, a new public hospital is planned to be built at Ipswich, west of Brisbane.
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Heavy Storms expected to Hit SEQ
Climate experts are predicting that South East Queensland will experience severe storms this summer. University of Queensland climatology expert Professor Roger Stone said analysis showed SEQ is about to see a higher number of storms than normal.
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British & Kiwis flock to QLD
According to the latest statistical snapshot of Queensland based on 2006 Census data, more than 60,000 people move to South East Queensland each year and most of them come from overseas.
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10 Years of Doctors Shortage in Australia
According to Sue Douglas a Canadian-born doctor who arrived in Australia in May 2006, Australia's system of registering and accrediting foreign medical graduates is so "dysfunctional" that the country is likely to face chronic doctor shortages for another ten years.
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10 More Lanes for Milton Road

As part of Brisbane's Northern Link tunnel project, part of Milton Road at Toowong will be widened to 10 lanes, taking close to 40 metres from the parkland on the southern side of Milton Road and resuming most of the houses on Milton Road's northern side.

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Brisbane drops to 34th liveable city
Sydney has again reached the official top 10 of the world's most liveable cities in Mercer's Worldwide Quality of Living Survey 2008, while four other Australian capitals are ranked in the top 35.
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Government to pay airlines to come to QLD

The Queensland State Government has announced a plan to underwrite flights to Queensland tourist destinations to compensate for domestic flight cuts by the major airlines with a $4 million rescue package.

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Brisbane DFO Factory Outlet Directory
There are many outlets at Brisbane's DFO on Airport Drive. Here is an extensive list to help you find what you need (and want).
 

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Brisbane Restaurant Precincts
When looking to dine out in Brisbane, it is helpful to understand the different precincts for restaurants in Brisbane.
 
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Brisbane Forest Park
Brisbane Forest Park is a 285 sq km (110 sq mi) reserve of natural bushland in the D'Aguilar Range. With remote gorges, pockets of subtropical rainforest, eucalypt woodland and spectacular views to Moreton Bay, within an hour's drive from Brisbane.
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Australian Spiders

Of the between 5,000 and 10,000 people that get bitten by spiders in Australia each year, only about 200 require anti-venom treatment. In Brisbane, there are about 40 different species of spiders, the more dangerous being the Funnel Web spider, the Redback spider and Mouse Spiders.

The poisonous Funnel Web Spider can kill within 15 minutes of biting a person and those living in any suburbs near mountains or rainforests (such as Kedron Brook, Kenmore and The Gap) should especially look out for these spiders. Rain tends to bring spiders indoors, taking shelter from wet weather in dark, dry places such as shoes, gloves and clothing.

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