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One of Queensland’s most popular waterways, the Noosa River, may become a protected zone, with boats removed if they remain anchored for more than 28 days and a ban on people living on the river as part of a crackdown on overcrowding.
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The enduring appeal of a Noosa address has helped contribute to a growing problem for the iconic holiday hotspot – the proliferation of houseboats in varying states of disrepair on the Noosa River.
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Authorities are discussing what to do with the coronavirus infected crew of a cargo ship anchored off the Queensland coast amid fears they could carry a mystery strain.
A cargo ship has been forced to anchor off the Sunshine Coast amid concerns a previously undetected strain of COVID-19 is on board.
The wife of Queensland veterinarian Lukas Orda, one of two Australians believed to be on board the Gulf Livestock 1, which is believed to have sunk in a typhoon off Japan, has sent a heart-rending tribute to her missing husband.
More people died on the water in Queensland last year than in the past two decades.
