Despite the pandemic, staff at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs are charging ahead with a dual development that is truly unique.
The project included a dinosaur exhibition park and an observatory atop Australia's first dark sky sanctuary, one of only 10 in the world. Image: AP
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Qld to benefit from $80 billion in infrastructure projects | Sky News AustraliaQueensland is hoping $80 billion worth of infrastructure projects will pull the economy out of its coronavirus downturn. \n\nThe state's Royal Automobile Club joined opposition calls to fast track major works such as the Southeast Queensland fast rail. \n\nThe state is set to benefit from federal assistance, with Deputy Prime Minister and Infrastructure Minister Michael McCormack expected to announce a $1.8 billion cash injection for local councils. \n\nImage: Getty Granville4879 could this help? Nah, not benefit, simply trying to get out of the huge debt. Where did the get the 80 billion from?
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State and territory leaders face mounting pressure to open borders | Sky News AustraliaStates and territories are being advised to review their border restrictions on a daily basis. \n\nAttorney General Christian Porter urged state and territory leaders to really consider whether they were prepared to miss out on Australia’s first wave of tourists since the outbreak of coronavirus. \n\nBorder rows heightened on Thursday, with Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk saying she would not “be lectured to” by New South Wales because it had more coronavirus cases than Qld. \n\nNSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian denied claims of bullying, telling Sky News her push to open state and territory borders was motivated by economic recovery. \n\n“Now our attention does have to focus on dealing with the economic consequences and I’d like us to continue working together,” she said. \n\n“We’re not always going to agree on everything, but… we should be able to express a view as leaders of our state and that’s all I was doing when I was asked the question. \n\n“If you’re talking about jobs, the economy and the wellbeing of our citizens I think those internal borders need to come down. \n\n“I think it’s in our nation’s economic interests.” \n\nQueensland authorities flagged they wanted to see four weeks of zero virus cases before reopening the state's border with New South Wales. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Just ban all flights from China How about they consider what right they have to lockdown their citizens for any longer than is absolutely necessary? With the first wave of tourists may come the second wave of corona, states are right to tread cautiously at present
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Trump pulls US from Open Skies treaty, accuses Russia of violating termsThe United States steps back from the Open Skies treaty, accusing Russia of using it to identify vulnerable locations to attack within the US should conflict arise between the two nations.
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US pulls out of Open Skies treaty, Trump's latest treaty withdrawalThe US has announced its intention to withdraw from the 35-nation Open Skies treaty allowing unarmed surveillance flights over member countries. Onya trumpeter!
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Target stores to close right across Australia | Sky News AustraliaUp to 167 Target stores will be closed or converted as part of a massive restructure by parent company Wesfarmers. \n\nThe retailing conglomerate said the company would shift focus to Kmart, to reduce Target's unsustainable cost base. \n\nWestfarmers announced the decision on Friday, saying 75 stores would close and 92 would become Kmart stores. \n\nThe actions will be undertaken over the next 12 months. Even if Independent Pennsylvania filmmaker Lance Weiler was a midget golfer who could barely see over the steering wheel, he would still say in a '94 head-on collision w/ a garbage truck that he went out the windshield after breaking his jaw on the steering wheel. Oh no . 😔 Jobs jobs jobs.
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China ‘goes after Australia’ with brand new iron ore ‘threat’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Paul Murray says “there is a brand new threat” issued by the Chinese Communist Party who have said they “are ready to hurt the Australian economy”. \n\nChina’s The Global Times reported “it seems the Australian government has no intention of sowing new troubles in its trade with China, but the possibility of deteriorating tensions escalating into a trade war should not be ignored”. \n\nMr Murray said it is clear China is once again “threatening us” and they 'are confirming by their actions that they are going after us”.\n\n“First it was barley, then a bit on beef and now the big game, iron ore”. \n\nThe Age reported “China’s customs authorities have released new rules coming into force on June 1 that officials would conduct quality inspections for iron ore shipments at the request of the buyer”.\n\n“The buyer of course is the Chinese Communist Party,” Mr Murray said. \n 1Naasty what does Australia produce that China needs Food!! Our big problem - Australia is the most China-dependent economy in the developed world. The other big problem is that most people in Australia are not aware of that fact. China is indeed drunk on power however the Chinese economy is like a HOUSE OF CARDS - their economy is in dire straits. Looking forward to the collapse. You can't believe one word they say, they are like gangsters thieving in the night! Your threats show weakness not strength!
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