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And we simply just can't do that anymore.

John Rolfe, a professor of regional economics development at CQ University, suspects external influences are impacting Australia's inflation figures.

Excess demand is pushing up prices without corresponding productivity gains.

Interest rate rises are designed to reduce that excess demand.

That's the trap.

Stephen Lieb and Guido Karim Jr., two aviation professors at CQ University in Australia, wrote this up on the 1st of October, and their line is, What does it look like when the threat is inside the cockpit to begin with, from someone we're supposed to trust? And their warning is that the industry shouldn't overcorrect.

They explicitly say regulators need to be careful about reactively implementing new protocols, because those may cause more harm than help if poorly thought through.

Which is worth sitting with, because the obvious response to this is a new rule, and the new rule might make things worse.

But, yeah, Cherry Aviation is the registered name of the company.

Now, Steve Lieb, we spoke to Steve Lieb from CQ University, Associate Professor of Aviation, for the last issue of the magazine.

And he basically said that if Vietjet came in, it would resolve a lot of the threats to a new entrance.

It's establishing themselves and growing.

Today, I'm excited to welcome Dr. McKaylee Leslie to Running Mouths with Heart Disease, CHD.

Dr. Leslie is a senior lecture and sleep and sports scientist at Central Queensland University in Australia.

With a PhD and extensive experience in researching The Connection Between Sleep, Sports, Recovery, and Athletic Performance.

His work helps us better understand how sleep affects athletes and why getting quality sleep is such an important part of training and recovery.

and are comparable to international flights, costing the same as last-minute flights to Auckland and only $400 or so cheaper than a last-minute budget flight to Singapore or Tokyo.

Central Queensland University aviation expert Steve Leib explains why these routes might be more expensive.

The issue here isn't so much as a small versus large airplane.

It's simply that it's an old airplane.

The Mount Garnet tin mine, west of Cairns, will export its entire production to the United States, while the Mount Carbine tungsten mine, northeast of the city, will supply 4,000 tonnes over time.

John Rolfe is a professor of regional and economic development at CQ University.

He says with Australia and the US deepening talks around critical minerals, he expects to see more deals like these in the future.

Well, there's been a lot of discussion in the recent years about critical minerals.

If there were really big shortages, we would have seen it in the price for the commodities, which we're not.

But strategically, there are only a few mines or a few areas in the world where you can get at these critical minerals, which is why this northern Queensland, northwest and northeast Queensland, so important because they have deposits there i would think that in the longer term there probably will be more shortages and shortages than what we're seeing now but i don't think that there'll be any customers who'll be having a broken supply chain because they no longer have access to these particular operations

Professor of Regional and Economic Development at CQ University, John Rolfe.

The Mount Carbine tungsten mine is in David Kempton's electorate of Cook.

So we know they work.

Associate Professor Dr Xanthi Weston is a criminologist at Central Queensland University.

She says there's a strategy about when to offer a reward as part of an investigation.

It was such a high profile case that the police were receiving a lot of information from the public that they certainly followed up.

And by having a student visa, it would give me that amount of time to then figure out what I wanted to do.

And we've got CQU in Rockhampton, which was only two and a half hour drive away.

So I ended up doing business accounting at CQU.

So I started that in 2004.

I started that.