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Scarcity and social media fuelling Labubu hype, marketer says

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By Sarah Simpkins Verified
| Stockhead Verified
The Labubu craze has sent Pop Mart profits soaring. Pic: Getty Images A marketing guru claims Labubu toys tap into the same brain wiring as poker machines, as the company behind them forecasts a nine-figure surge in profit. Words by Sarah Simpkins for The Courier Mail A marketing consultant says Labubus tap into the same brain wiring as pokies, as the toy manufacturer behind them has forecast its profit will more than quadruple.
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North Queensland woman jailed for drink and drug driving that killed motorcyclist

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By Sarah Simpkins Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A north Queensland woman has been jailed for five and a half years for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, killing a man near Mackay. Amy Ellen Ford, 25, was sentenced in the Mackay District Court on Monday over the 2023 crash that killed 35-year-old Jamie Winn, who was riding his motorbike to work. She pleaded guilty to one count of dangerous operation of a vehicle, causing death.
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Queensland Health launches investigation into Mackay doctor recruitment

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By Sarah Simpkins Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Queensland Health has launched an investigation into medical recruitment at Mackay Base Hospital after senior doctors raised concerns. The review will examine the credentialing process over the past two years and whether senior medical officers are working within the scope of their role, education, training, experience and competence. Credentialing is a process used in hospitals to verify the qualifications and experience of doctors to assess their ability to provide safe and skilled care.
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