BRISBANE, Australia — Australia’s Queensland government will add Norfolk Island to its tourism portfolio and take over service delivery to one of Australia’s most far-flung communities. Queensland will provide health and education services to the more than 1700 residents living on the volcanic island 1440km (894 miles) east of Brisbane. The state will take over this role from New South Wales. […]
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