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MIAMI, Feb. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Miami International Airport and JetBlue had two major milestones to celebrate yesterday - the low-cost carrier s launch of first-ever flights at the airport, as well as the airline s 21
st birthday. Miami-Dade County and JetBlue officials hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at MIA that included a water cannon salute and special gifts to first-time passengers.
Jet Blue and Miami-Dade County officials host a ribbon-cutting ceremony
Jet Blue water cannon salute
Attendees included: Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava; Board of County Commissioners Chairman Jose Pepe Diaz; Lester Sola, MIA Director and CEO; David Clark, JetBlue Vice President of Sales and Revenue Management; and Bill Talbert, President and CEO, Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Ray Revill calls over his fellow animal advocates, pointing excitedly to the gnawed coconut husk splayed out on Fraser Island’s “highway” a 120-kilometre stretch of beach usually teeming with holidaymakers at low tide.
After a bone-crunching drive along a softer inland track, it is a positive sign.
The group fear for the plight of the dingo population after bushfires burnt through more than 87,000 hectares of the World Heritage-listed island known as K gari by the Butchulla traditional owners.
While the fire was contained about a month ago, experts are still gauging the impact on the island s unique ecosystem, which includes tropical rainforests, ancient sand dunes and protected species including dingoes.
One of the natural wonders of the world, Fraser Island was hit by a bushfire that scorched more than half of the World Heritage-listed site. A month after the flames were contained, a small group takes a journey to the island paradise to assess the damage for themselves.
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Three friends meet around a table to catch up on each otherâs lives. They chat, drink tea, leave and reconvene. Despite a minimal plot and dialogue that might appear static on the page, The Approach is a 60-minute jewel of a play. It is transfixing both for its small-talk and for the gaps it leaves in profound matters of truth, betrayal, self-delusion, love and friendship between these women and the unseen men they talk about.
Presented by Landmark Productions in association with St Annâs Warehouse in New York and Project Arts Centre in Dublin, it was originally staged in 2018. Now it is live-streamed from the stage of Project Arts Centre. Of all the streamed productions I have seen in the past year, this one comes closest to capturing the focus and tension of live theatre. Despite one too-sharp camera manoeuvre, the filming moves smoothly between close-up intimacies and bigger interpersonal intrigue.
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A mother accused of stabbing her private school graduate son has scored a minor legal victory at her first court appearance since making bail.
Samantha Palmer allegedly attacked her son, Hugo Ball, 22, with a 12-inch knife at the family s $3.1million mansion in Sydney s Bellevue Hill at 1.30am on November 21.
Ball had just arrived home at the family s sprawling Drumalbyn Road home about 1.30am on Saturday, November 21, and she was angry he allegedly broke curfew.
Palmer, 55, faced Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday charged with domestic violence wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
Samantha Palmer allegedly attacked her son, Hugo Ball, 22, with a 12-inch knife at the family s $3.1million mansion in Sydney s Bellevue Hill at 1.30am on November 21