By AAP Racing Queensland is in the unusual position of preparing to seek government relief for race clubs hit by floods and drought. Queensland race clubs in the north have been hit by record rainfall with Townsville’s meeting on Tuesday called off two days ago. RQ expects there will be considerable damage… Read More » Read full article
Queensland faces wet and dry problems
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