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  • 1 month ago | zinc96.com.au | Bruce Atkinson

    The State Government has announced a review of the Bribie Island ocean breakthroughs. In 2022, large waves caused by ex-Tropical Cyclone Seth cut a channel through northern Bribie Island opposite Caloundra’s Golden Beach. Since then, the breakthrough has widened and recent major weather events heightened concerns from the community about their homes and businesses.

  • 1 month ago | zinc96.com.au | Bruce Atkinson

    Police are investigating a break and enter at a business in Caloundra. It’s alleged two people used a stolen Hyundai to ram the front doors of an Arthur Street service station just after 2am yesterday. Article continues after this ad Advertisement They entered the business and stole a quantity of tobacco products before driving away. Anyone with information or vision in the area around the time of the break-in is urged to contact police.

  • 1 month ago | zinc96.com.au | Bruce Atkinson

    Two people have been rescued by the Lifeflight chopper after two separate crashes in the Gympie region. A man in his 30s crashed his motorbike on a jump at a motocross park yesterday morning sustaining a head injury. The LifeFlight critical care doctor and Queensland Ambulance Service flight paramedic worked with local QAS paramedics to treat the patient.

  • 1 month ago | hitz939.com.au | Bruce Atkinson

    The Bundaberg-based LifeFlight aeromedical crew has rescued a man who nearly drowned at Lady Musgrave Island during a snorkelling incident. The tourist, in his 60s, was snorkelling near the island during a day trip with a group and his family when he got into trouble and went under water.

  • 1 month ago | zinc96.com.au | Bruce Atkinson

    The Sunshine Coast-based CEO of the Food and Agribusiness Network has been named the 2025 Queensland Rural Woman of the Year. Nicole McNaughton has been recognised for her leadership in strengthening regional food and agribusiness industries. She oversees one of Australia’s leading food industry clusters, working to connect and support almost 500 members across Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast and Gympie, fostering collaboration, growth and innovation.

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Kate Kyriacou

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Candace Sutton

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Bruce Atkinson
Bruce Atkinson @bruceatkinson17
2 Mar 25

RT @krassenstein: America, give this a listen. This is how our closest allies now view us. @MarshSongs https://t.co/K9iIa8yMRn

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Bruce Atkinson @bruceatkinson17
18 Dec 24

Thanks @Gatwick_Airport. Just arrived but sitting waiting for someone to connect the gate to the plane for 10 minutes so far

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Bruce Atkinson @bruceatkinson17
8 Oct 24

This is a concern

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The New York Times @nytimes

FEMA is running out of staff to deal with the potential devastation of Hurricane Milton as it barrels toward Tampa, Florida. As of Monday, just 9% of the organizations personnel were available to respond to the hurricane or other disasters. https://t.co/MmGQNAnM5s