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I den første «Lange Flate Ballær»-filmen skjønte ikke stjerneregissør Harald Zwarts datter, Stella Zwart, helt hva som foregikk. Drøye 15 år etterpå skjønner hun så mye mer.

Mid North Coast musicians are packing up their instruments in line with the new health restrictions. Weddings are still allowed - and it's music to the ears of a Long Flat duo inundated with bookings. by Mia Tyquin | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

I can’t remember them all, but there were the Moonshine Cloggers, a large group of very fit-looking Zumba women, the Long Flat Learner Dance Group, a couple of delightful ballet presentations and, finally, “One Million Rising” a group of women who sang and danced against domestic violence. If I have left out your group, I apologise. The Inaugural Annual Dance Affair by Everybody Now! Photography by Leeroy Todd - 7 The program was orchestrated, perhaps I should say choreographed, by a ve...

Scientific American Struggling Koalas Get Help from a Bold Breeding Program Australia’s bushfires devastated koala populations, but a first-ever mix of capture and genetics could aid a marsupial comeback Print Koala named Frizzle from Taree, Australia, is treated for burns at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital in Port Macquarie, Australia, on November 29, 2019. Volunteers from the Koala Hospital worked alongside National Parks and Wildlife Service crews searching for koalas after weeks of deva...

Premium Content Subscriber only MORE than 100mm of rain pummelled parts of the Gympie region last night leaving some residents stranded at home this morning. To the south west of Kilkivan, 110mm reportedly fell at Mt View at Cinnabar, while 90mm near Glastonbury was enough to make crossing Glastonbury Creek impossible this morning. Officially Gympie received 31mm in the past 24 hours from yesterday until 9am this morning according to the Bureau of Meteorology, Kandanga received 67mm, Borumba...

When police arrived at the Mary Valley Highway crash scene they found the 40-year-old trying to eat cheesecake with scissors

Premium Content Subscriber only With Christmas and New Year’s on the horizon there is no shortage of high traffic, parties, and subsequently more need for safety on Gympie’s roads. Out of 21 crashes throughout the region in December last year, 12 ended with at least one person in hospital. At this time of year, Queensland Police Service are encouraging drivers to remember the fatal five of speeding, drink driving, seatbelts, drug driving, medication and driving, fatigue and distractio...