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The former owner of the Northern Queensland Fury football club, Don Matheson, is now at the centre of a joint investigation between Papua New Guinea police, Interpol, and Australian authorities.

Plans have been submitted to the city council, following an 18-month acquisition process

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Neil Luton had just cleared a septic tank for a client in Wiltshire when he "happened to be in the right place at the right time and acted instinctively"

Activists and farmers have raised concerns about a plan to allow coal seam gas companies to store their waste salt in lined landfill sites.

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Significant corrosion and leaking has been detected in a number of coal seam gas wells in Queensland, and an engineering academic is now concerned about the potential contamination of groundwater and crops.

The Cleaner Seas Group, based in Bude, has also announced a new senior hire and crowdfunding campaign as it targets revenue of more than £45m by 2025

‘‘State Maritime Security Coordinator’ to be appointed to oversee coastal security

Arrow Energy’s applications to extend leases discovered by campaigners via report on company website

A leading environmental engineer says the issue of waste salt from the coal seam gas industry has been underestimated and the current plan put forward by the gas industry would require indefinite monitoring.