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Qld coal caught up in Dick's power grab
Dick has made no secret of his intention of being premier
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Queensland treasurer Cameron Dick is blatantly seeking political advantage by publicly gloating over how he has creamed off funds from the state's coal mining sector through excessive royalties to pay...
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