Saturday, February 20, 2016

One dead as massive tropical cyclone hits Fiji and other top stories.

  • One dead as massive tropical cyclone hits Fiji

    At least one killed, as ferocious category 5 storm slams into Fiji Trees, homes destroyed - residents, tourists hunker down Gusts of up to 325km/h and 12m high waves Some islands evacuated, and flights and sailings cancelled "The biggest and fiercest storm in the world right now," says WeatherWatch FIJI has woken to devastating scenes this morning after Cyclone Winston cut a swathe through the islands overnight, killing at least one person, destroying homes and cutting essent..
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  • Leader in horticulture honoured for efforts

    Leader in horticulture honoured for efforts
    SUNSHINE Coast horticulture expert Peter Young has taken out a major gong at the 2016 Nursery & Garden Awards. The fruit tree specialist and chairman of the Queensland Garden Expo was presented with the Award of Honour at a function in Adelaide last Wednesday. Well known on the Coast as the former owner of Woombye's Birdwood Nursery, Mr Young received the award for his service to the Australian nursery industry. Nursery & Garden Industry Queensland (NGIQ) president Paul Lancaster sai..
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  • Know who you are, find your intentions, create your vision

    Know who you are, find your intentions, create your vision
    WAYNE Dyer's quote, "our intention shapes our reality", highlights that the results we get in life are directly related to and based in the intention we have in any given situation. I was recently invited to run a master class on goal setting and in the room were many people who are far more talented than I am at setting goals, achieving outcomes, and making their business work. So why was I invited? My approach is certainly not the classic that takes a key objective and breaks it down ..
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  • Noosa's welcome to its very different world

    Noosa's welcome to its very different world
    WELL, all the contenders have lined up for the council elections and you can brace yourselves for a month of being doorknocked, "flyered", "corfluted" and promised everything your heart desires - and of course be prepared to be disappointed afterwards. The Noosa race should be the most interesting, particularly the mayoral election and the direction it takes the council. But you know what? I don't really care. In fact, I wouldn't care if Pauline Hansen was a late entrant and she got ..
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  • “MEDI-who-cares” is making me sick to my stomach.

    “MEDI-who-cares” is making me sick to my stomach.
    "MEDI-who-cares" is making me sick to my stomach. Or rather it is making my skin crawl. I was booked in at my local GP clearing shed, where we are corralled like live export cattle, to have my annual skin check - for 2014. I'm in catch-up mode - a bad place to be for a Celtic red head (before the grey takeover) with freckles for my only friends. When I'm bored, I sit down with pen in hand and try to join the dots, but it's no good. I just run out of ink. You may have heard a while ba..
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  • Junior warriors amid the waves

    Junior warriors amid the waves
    ALMOST 300 keen kids converged on the Mooloolaba Spit yesterday for the Medibank Wave Warriors Challenge with legendary Sunshine Coast ironman Zane Holmes. In the seventh and final stop on the series' summer calendar, youngsters competed in beach sprints, beach flag and surf events, board races and ironman and team races. "The conditions were perfect, especially for the younger kids," Holmes said after the event was moved from Maroochydore Beach. Wave Warriors is about participation ..
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  • Govt preparing to remove asylum seeker baby from Hospital

    Govt preparing to remove asylum seeker baby from Hospital
    PROTESTERS surrounded exit points at the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital in Brisbane on Saturday in a bid to prevent immigration officials from transferring a baby. While a spokeswoman for Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said nothing has changed and the Department was still negotiating with the hospital about one-year-old baby Asha, refugee advocates said the girl's mother was told their relocation was imminent. Baby Asha was being treated in Brisbane for injuries after she was accid..
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