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QLD faces increased fire risk, temperatures above average

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ABC NEWS (Australia)

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Queensland emergency authorities are on high alert this morning as scorching temperatures are expected to fuel bushfires. There are 35 fires burning, with some parts of the state expected to climb to 40 degrees.

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