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Jade Toomey and Kym Agius

You're more likely to die in a milder heatwave in Queensland compared to extreme hot weather conditions, new data shows

Low-intensity heatwave conditions are persisting across parts of south-east Queensland today. (ABC News: Ian Cutmore )

The risk of dying is 5 per cent higher in Queensland during a heatwave, a new study has found, however your chances increase if you live in Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast or Gold Coast.

Low-intensity heatwaves are continuing today, with Brisbane to hit 36 degrees Celsius and Ipswich 38C, both well above the March averages.

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