Paul Weston
Reporter at Gold Coast Bulletin
Senior reporter with @GCBulletin. Send tips/stories to: [email protected].
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1 week ago |
sail-world.com | Paul Weston
Gulf of Lions by Paul Weston 12 Apr 19:35 PDT In Gulf of Lions, the fourth book in Paul Weston’s historical naval series, Royal Navy Commander Snowden again takes his fast schooner, HMS Oleander, to the Mediterranean. His orders are secret, his mission - to support Spanish opposition to the Bonapartists - delicate and complex, but they give him wide discretion to act independently.
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1 month ago |
townsvillebulletin.com.au | Paul Weston |Charlton Hart |Andrew Potts |Kathleen Skene
THE northern suburb of Labrador is among the worst-hit by Cyclone Alfred with residents evacuated, power lines down and roofs ripped off amid wild citywide damage. Labrador residents were kept awake from screaming galeforce winds and police sirens and as their older homes and units were hammered. Community leader Jenna Schroeder, the adminstrator on Labrador 4215 Facebook group, said volunteers worked throughout Friday night and early Saturday morning helping neighbours.
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1 month ago |
cairnspost.com.au | Paul Weston |Charlton Hart |Andrew Potts |Kathleen Skene
THE northern suburb of Labrador is among the worst-hit by Cyclone Alfred with residents evacuated, power lines down and roofs ripped off amid wild citywide damage. Labrador residents were kept awake from screaming galeforce winds and police sirens and as their older homes and units were hammered. Community leader Jenna Schroeder, the adminstrator on Labrador 4215 Facebook group, said volunteers worked throughout Friday night and early Saturday morning helping neighbours.
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1 month ago |
cairnspost.com.au | Paul Weston
Up to 100 boats were unsecured in the Broadwater on Thursday with some belonging to the homeless seemingly complacent and resisting help offers as Cyclone Alfred creates dangerous wave conditions, warn residents. Hooked on Water chair Sonya Underdahl said she had warned authorities earlier this month about the dangers of the boats in hot spots like “Bums Bay” at The Spit.
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1 month ago |
townsvillebulletin.com.au | Paul Weston
Up to 100 boats were unsecured in the Broadwater on Thursday with some belonging to the homeless seemingly complacent and resisting help offers as Cyclone Alfred creates dangerous wave conditions, warn residents. Hooked on Water chair Sonya Underdahl said she had warned authorities earlier this month about the dangers of the boats in hot spots like “Bums Bay” at The Spit.
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