The wine cellar has an underwater view of the pool. The latest Mount Eliza purchase marks an incredible few years for the busker-turned-megastar, who grew up in nearby Mount Martha. The five-bedroom, five-bathroom property is set on a whopping 2500sq m block and has more than 800sq m of living space across two main levels, plus a tennis court, sunken fire pit and bar. It also has a basement to rival the most indulgent of hotels, with colour-changing light fixtures, a wine lounge, glass doors that open onto a 3000-bottle wine cellar, and an underwater view of the pool. Her worldwide hit
Dan Andrews may not be able to return to work in ten days as he continues to recover from broken ribs and a fractured spine.
The Victorian Premier suffered five broken ribs and a fractured T7 vertebrae after slipping on wet stairs at a holiday home on the Mornington Peninsula, south of Melbourne, on March 9.
He was discharged from the Alfred Hospital six days later and has made steady progress at home, but state officials fear the 48-year-old will not be well enough to resume his political duties at the end of April as planned. This was a nasty, nasty injury. Fractured ribs, fractured vertebrae, acting premier James Merlino told reporters on Thursday.
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Linda Harris
ARRAIGNED â The Rev. David R. Morrier, 59, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to rape and two counts of sexual battery during his arraignment in Jefferson Common Pleas Court.
STEUBENVILLE The Franciscan friar under indictment for the alleged rape of a woman he counseled nearly a decade ago entered a “not guilty” plea Wednesday in Jefferson County Common Pleas Court.
The Rev. David R. Morrier, indicted April 7 on charges of rape and two counts of sexual battery of a student at Franciscan University of Steubenville, made his initial appearance in front of Jefferson County Common Pleas Judge Joseph Bruzzeze.
Auckland firearms incident: Police Minister understands shooting gang-related
15 Apr, 2021 01:31 AM
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Armed police stand guard outside the Sofitel Hotel on Auckland s Viaduct this morning. Photo / Jason Oxenham
Armed police stand guard outside the Sofitel Hotel on Auckland s Viaduct this morning. Photo / Jason Oxenham
NZ Herald
Conflict between two notorious gangs escalated with shots fired inside an Auckland hotel on Thursday morning.
A gun was fired at a luxury Auckland hotel this morning, sparking a city-wide response with armed officers.
The Herald understands members of the Head Hunters opened fire after coming across members of the Mongols in the Sofitel, sparking an armed police callout, in an act of violence which police suspect could be retribution for the Mongols suspected of opening fire on the Head Hunters gang pad early Sunday morning.