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DARK SKIES: Are we ready for astro-tourism?

Burnett skies are the perfect place for astro-tourism.

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19th Oct. 2018 5:10 AM

South Burnett night skies are gold for astro-tourism.

DARK SKIES: Our billion-year-old neighbour

Could there be life, as we know it, on the Moon?

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05th Oct. 2018 5:10 AM

LUNARSCAPE: Frozen water-ice could be at the bottom of these deep craters at the Moon's north and south poles.

DARK SKIES: Our lunar satellite fascinates

Our nearest neighbour in space has fascinated humans for centuries.

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28th Sept. 2018 5:09 AM

THE MOON: Our nearest neighbour in space has fascinated humans for centuries.

Festive crowd at Wondai

70th annual Christmas Carnival proves a hit at Wondai

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27th Dec. 2016 10:12 AM

Amy Jochheim has her face pained ready for Santas arrival.

Why 'dark sky' status could boost South Burnett tourism

KINGAROY astronomer James Barclay is on a mission to survey the dark skies of the South Burnett.

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28th Aug. 2016 8:08 AM

STARRY NIGHTS: James Barclay wants photos like this one over Kingsley Grove to help secure a dark sky certification.