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Region-minded Heat back NPL changes
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FNQ Heat chairman Rob Giason says the exemption from Football Queensland's changes to the 2018 National Premier League structure shows a commitment to fostering football in regional areas. The league will be expanded from 12 to 14 teams from 2018 ...
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Region-minded Heat back NPL changes - The Cairns Post
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Adelaide too hot for tamed Taipans - The Cairns Post
Adelaide too hot for tamed Taipans
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Cairns father disputes murder charge and claims self defence
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Home is on horizon for Cairns product Jeromie Hill - The Cairns Post
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Changes loom for Heat's NPL - The Cairns Post
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The Cairns Post
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