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The bodies of four people have been found in the charred remains of a house destroyed by an early morning blaze in central Queensland.
The blaze erupted before 7am on Thursday in the regional town, approximately 270km west of Rockhampton.
The bodies were discovered after emergency services extinguished the fire at Emerald in central Queensland.
A crime scene has been declared, with police and fire investigators launching a major investigation, a Queensland Police Service spokesperson said.

Authorities have yet to disclose the identities of the four individuals who lost their lives.

The blaze comes less than a month after an alleged arson attack killed a mother and two young boys at Gladstone, regional Queensland, on 15 October.
Jordana Johnson, 36, her 12-year-old son Jordan Norris and his friend Chazz Mather, also 12, were killed.
Police said they believed the blaze was deliberately lit, charging a 37-year-old Toolooa woman with three counts of murder and two counts of arson.

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