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A POPULAR venue will start the first phase of reopening later this month.

Premium Content Subscriber only A man has appeared in Hervey Bay Magistrates Court after an incident with police where he identified himself as fairy tale character Rumpelstiltskin. Stuart Clark pleaded guilty to two charges, one count of contravening directions of police and one count of obstructing police in a public place while intoxicated. Police Prosecutor Sergeant Kim Harwood said at approximately 3:30pm on Sunday, December 6, police were conducting patrols along Bryant Rd in Shailer P...

They really haven’t been given a chance to survive. Many spent thousands to ensure their venues were ‘Covid-compliant’ and then were forced to close up again. It will be interesting to see how many are able to reopen once restrictions are lifted. J Barratt Glasgow WE asked readers on our Facebook page whether May’s election should go ahead. Here’s a selection of responses... IF England holds local elections, I genuinely don’t see what the issue is. Nick Watkins Jordan Kerr...

Submitting... Also deserving praise is the encouragement to the photographers by the generous allocation of space and position which displays, to their best advantage, the often award-winning images. The use of a wide range of images from other sources is to be appreciated, illustrating the many topics and supporting stories within the columns. Another of Simon Hulmes images of Sandal Castle near Wakefield. Photography began over 150 years ago and has seen many changes, none more dramatic than...

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Support for stamp duty reforms and shift away from coal, Sydney survey finds We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Success in handling the COVID-19 crisis has increased optimism across Sydney for the year ahead and may have primed the state for major reforms, including changes to stamp duty and a transition away from coal. Nearly 45 per cent of people surveyed in January expect their quality of life in Sydney to be b...

Is there life on Mars? Not if we destroy it with poor space hygiene Planetary protection advocates say humanity must be careful of interplanetary contamination By Stuart Clark / The Guardian This month, three new spacecraft arrive at Mars. Two represent firsts for their countries of origin, while the third opens a new era of Mars exploration. The first is the United Arab Emirates’ Emirates Mars Mission, also known as Hope, which enters orbit on Tuesday. Shortly after, China’s Tianwen-1 ...

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Advertisement As Tim Paines deputy, Pat Cummins is the presumptive Test captain-in-waiting and could potentially be thrust into the job within a matter of months if Australia struggle in South Africa and fail to qualify for the World Test Championship in July. Pat Cummins was superb for Australia in a losing cause against India. Credit:Getty But is that really a problem? As esteemed a figure in Australian cricket as Mark Taylor believes so and the record suggests the same. The games most presti...

The series comes down to the final day, locked at 1-1, with Australia needing to beat India to regain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and India just requiring a draw.