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How to save on winter energy bills as electricity prices and cost of living surges

Electricity prices are set to soar come July 1. Here's how you can save some money, while staying warm.

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Downright dangerous : Qld government and RSPCA issue warning to dog owners in the state ahead of the Easter break

The Queensland government has teamed up with the RPSCA to issue a warning to dog owners in the state ahead of the Easter break.

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Laois Nationalist — Mountmellick Drama Festival enjoys rave reviews

MOUNTMELLICK Drama Festival is only half-way through its eight-night run but is already receiving rave reviews as one of the best in the festival’s long history.

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Warning: Don t feed pets human treats this Easter

That is the stark warning issued by the RSPCA in the countdown to Easter. RSPCA Queensland s chief veterinary officer, Dr Anne Chester, said with most pets considered part of the family, there was a quite normal inclination to share the food with the family pet. But she urged pet owners to keep human Easter treats away from their four-legged friends. The problem is that the systems of cats and dogs cannot tolerate theobromine, one of the key ingredients of chocolate, Dr Chester said. Â Â Theobromine can cause a range of problems in domestic animals because it triggers the release of adrenaline, which can lead to a greatly accelerated heart rate and an irregular heartbeat.

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