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Rural reporter at ABC North West QLD - Views are my own - contact me if you’ve got a yarn at halter.abbey@abc.net.au - (she/her)
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Aggreko building Australia's largest hybrid power plant in outback Queensland in light of CopperString delays

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By Abbey Halter Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A global energy company is building Australia's largest off-grid renewable power plant at a major copper mine in a region with no connection to the national energy network. In Queensland, mining projects in the North West Minerals Province rely on diesel, natural gas, and solar energy to keep operating despite lacking access to the National Electricity Market.
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Fear in Karumba fishing industry after shock closure as locals wonder what's on horizon

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By Abbey Halter Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A tiny fishing town in the Gulf of Carpentaria is in decline, marked most recently by the closure of Australia's largest wild-caught prawn operation, Raptis. As the industry put Karumba on the map, locals say they are concerned for the future of the seaside village. While residents process the latest closure, some remain hopeful tourists will keep coming. A handful of patrons sit balanced on bar stools, basking in the fiery red sunset on the Gulf of Carpentaria's horizon.
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Prime minister knocks back $94 million proposal to help flooded farmers restock

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By Abbey Halter Verified, Tim Little, Zara Margolis Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The federal government has rejected a Queensland proposal for a $94 million jointly funded restocking package. The state says it is unlikely to fund restocking support without federal backing. Outback Queensland leaders say they will continue to push for recovery support. Farmers who lost thousands of animals in widespread flooding this wet season have been denied federal funding to help rebuild their herd.
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