TUESDAY 21/09/21 9am ZEDLINES
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Fraser Island now K'Gari
Fraser Island has officially been restored to its Aboriginal name K'Gari.
The largest sand island in the world, located north of Brisbane, will now be officially known as K'Gari. The name translates to “paradise” in the local Butchulla language.
Homes lost under Trinder Park rail line plans
Residents of Trinder Park in Woodridge have been told they will possibly lose their homes to a new rail line.
Queensland covid case from airport
Health authorities are fearful after Queensland Covid cases passed through the airport on Friday.
Two known cases were at the domestic terminal, sending authorities into high alert. One person waited for more than four hours before boarding a flight, but both were arriving from New South Wales.
Iconic Australian beachside towns under threat from rising sealevels
New reports show iconic Australian beachside towns could be washed away.
Bells beach, Byron bay and Cottesloe are under threat as new scientific modelling indicates severe rising sea levels.
New report from the intergovernmental panel for climate change has indicated that sea levels could rise by 0.84m by the 2100 if action isn’t taken now.
Community sport in financial strife
Community sport is facing a risk of going under after covid lands teams in financial strife.
Aukland to move into level three restrictions
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced Auckland will move into level 3 restrictions. Ms Ardern said the Covid restrictions will be taken down from level 4 to level 3 tonight at 11:59pm.
TUESDAY 21/09/21 8am ZEDLINES
Your 8am Zedlines with Mia and Maddie
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Plans for a 1950's American Diner in Chermside
Plans for a 1950’s American style diner is due to open in Chermside
The development will take place at the corners of Abarth St, Wallace St and Gympie road on a 2897 square metre site.
Triple zero hoax calls
The triple zero line is being flooded with recipe requests and street directions.
The Queensland police have revealed that only 13.67 percent of calls made through the triple zero phone line are deemed emergencies.