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Queensland faces increased fire risk, temperatures above average
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ABC NEWS (Australia)
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Queensland has experienced one of its warmest September days on record. Unseasonal heatwave conditions swept across the state as dozens of bushfires continued to burn on the east coast. All blazes are contained but authorities are warning it's only a taste of what's to come this summer.
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