Saturday, February 13, 2016

Coast duo closer to claiming Rio spots and other top stories.

  • Coast duo closer to claiming Rio spots

    CANOE: Sunshine Coast duo Alyssa Bull and Alyce Burnett have pressed strong claims for berths at the Olympic Games, winning the women's K2 500 final at the Oceania Championships and second Grand Prix regatta in Adelaide today. In the first Rio selection trial, the pair staved off a late challenge from Jo Brigden-Jones and Naomi Flood to win in 1min47.82sec. The victory has them in the box seat ahead of the second trial to take place at the National Sprint Championships in Perth next mon..
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  • Romance far away but not forgotten

    Romance far away but not forgotten
    WHILE Valentine's Day is being celebrated by couples far and wide today, spare a thought for lovers whose work commitments mean they are spending it apart. And when that distance is half-a-world away, the heart-felt feelings can be even more intense. Add to that a forest full of dangerous wild animals on one hand and commitments with Tanawha children and running a household on the other, romance could easily go out the window. But not for Noosa-based actress and entertainer Jo Beth T..
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  • Lockouts fail to solve problem: Clubs boss

    Lockouts fail to solve problem: Clubs boss
    THE President of Clubs Australia and Chairman of Clubs NSW, who was on the Sunshine Coast yesterday, says the 1am lockout laws will not solve alcohol-fuelled violence. Peter Newell was at the Coolum Surf Club yesterday morning for a breakfast conference on corporate governance. He said while he had "enormous sympathy" for victims of one-punch attacks like former Sunshine Coast teen Cole Miller, early lockouts were not the "be-all-and-end-all" to curbing the attacks. "It's not solving..
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  • Drinking into the early hours leaves bitter taste

    Drinking into the early hours leaves bitter taste
    I WAS invited to a debate/discussion the other night about lockout laws and what direction the state should be going to try and make the streets safer. Unfortunately I couldn't attend but I wrote a few notes for the facilitator which really got me thinking about these issues. At the same time as I received the invitation I read a story about the Pelican Waters Tavern applying for a 3am licence and it being approved? Now I don't really blame the authorities as they can only follow guidel..
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  • Woman killed by runaway car

    Woman killed by runaway car
    The scene at Pomona where a woman, 47, was killed. Picture: 7 NewsA FREAK accident in which an empty car rolled down a hill and crushed a woman in front of helpless onlookers has sent the Sunshine Coast community into mourning.A 47-year-old woman was packing up her Pomona market stall about 11.45am Saturday when an empty 4WD rolled into another 4WD, causing the second 4WD to fall on top of the woman and her mother.While the mother, in her 70s, did not suffer any injuries, paramedics could not sa..
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  • Greens campaigner back on hustings in council bid

    Greens campaigner back on hustings in council bid
    ACCOUNTS manager Sue Etheridge is no stranger to the polling booth, having stood for the Greens at two state elections. This Sunshine Coast Council poll differs primarily because she enters an intriguing battle in Division Six where all three candidates to nominate to date are females. Ms Etheridge, who lives at Ilkley, lines up against sitting Councillor Jenny McKay and Yvonne Dalziel of Palmwoods with no candidates yet emerging from the division's western flank of the Blackall Range a..
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  • Tigers edge Storm in Coast NRL trial

    Tigers edge Storm in Coast NRL trial
    WESTS fans should be worried for 2016 after their side scraped home 18-16 against a second-string Storm outfit in an NRL trial at Sunshine Coast Stadium last night. The Tigers fielded a team boasting stars Robbie Farah, Luke Brooks, Mitchell Moses and Tim Grant, but looked shaky against a young Melbourne team full of NRL fringe players. "There was some really good stuff done and we were really happy with a lot of it, but there was a fair bit there that was pretty ugly," Tigers coach Jas..
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  • Supporters join couple in quest to help Oscar

    Supporters join couple in quest to help Oscar
    IF bad luck comes in threes then Oscar should now be in the clear. The four-year-old staffy has had his fair share of expensive challenges in his lifetime, but owners Tamika Carey and Guy Price would do anything for their loveable fur baby. The Caloundra couple had sold clothes, new shoes, bean bags and other household items to make a start on raising the $7500 needed for Oscar to undergo his latest round of surgery - this time to correct bulging discs in his spine. "We would've sold..
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  • Seluini makes the most of Storm outing

    Seluini makes the most of Storm outing
    STORM coach Craig Bellamy has endorsed Falcons hooker Nafe Seluini after a strong showing for Melbourne in last night's NRL trial loss to the Tigers. Seluini played strongly in last night's narrow 18-16 defeat to Wests at Sunshine Coast Stadium, to further press his claims for a possible NRL call-up this season. ON THE CUSP: The Falcons’ Nafe Seluini in action for Melbourne Storm in last night’s NRL trial against the Tigers. Che Chapman The 25-year-old knows what it takes to play..
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  • Power boosts for Falcon XR6 and XR8 Sprint editions

    Power boosts for Falcon XR6 and XR8 Sprint editions
    DIE-HARD Ford fans, here's one to tear at the heart strings, and possibly the wallet strings too. Before the Aussie-built Falcon is resigned to history this October, limited edition Sprint versions of the turbocharged XR6 and XR8 models have been revealed offering more power and special exterior and interior design goodies, but accompanied by a decent price hike. The XR8 Sprint's supercharged 5.0-litre V8 offers 345kW @ 5750rpm and 575Nm from 2220rpm - up 10kW and 5Nm respectively over ..
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Hammers and shivs used in Mexico prison riot that killed 49 .LETTER: Technology should make some chores interesting .
Course expected to be best on Sunshine Coast .Albino turtle discovered on Sunshine Coast beach 'gold' for tourism .

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