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Gunsmith gives evidence at Domenic Perre NCA bombing murder trial

Gunsmith gives evidence at Domenic Perre NCA bombing murder trial By court reporter Meagan Dillon © Provided by ABC NEWS Self-taught former gunsmith Allan Chamberlain has given evidence to the Supreme Court. (ABC News: Meagan Dillon) National Crime Authority bombing accused Domenic Perre went into business with a self-taught gunsmith to convert semi-automatic firearms to be fully automatic in the year before the 1994 explosion, a court has heard. Allan Gadget Chamberlain is giving evidence in the Supreme Court against Mr Perre, 63, and is expected to be on the witness stand for the next two weeks. Mr Perre has pleaded not guilty to murdering Detective Sergeant Geoffrey Bowen and attempting to murder lawyer Peter Wallis in March 1994.

Forest Walk at Hidden Valley Nature Center

Ali Stevenson, Midcoast Conservancy Wed, 02/24/2021 - 12:00pm Anyone interested in local forestry is invited to attend a Forest Walk on Saturday, Feb. 27, from noon to 2 p.m. at Midcoast Conservancy’s Hidden Valley Nature Center (HVNC). Walk hosts include HVNC Forester Barrie Brusila, HVNC co-founder Tracy Moskovitz, and Midcoast Conservancy Forestry and Lands Manager Tim Libby; participants will join them for a walk during which the hosts will explain the Crop Tree Release projects at Hidden Valley and how they relate to forest health, wildlife and habitat, soil and water quality, trail layout, and low impact harvest techniques. This is the second in a three-part series. The first walk looked at the Pre-crop Tree Release; this walk will address what goes on during the Crop Tree Release, and the final walk will look at what happens after crop tree release.

Construction of new Yeppoon car wash looms

The facility includes a car wash, vacuum area and dog wash with signage. The developers are Perry Holdings Queensland, who bought the land in May 2019 for $682,000. Plans for the car wash with vacuum and dog wash facilities off Yeppoon Rd near the hospital. It is estimated the construction could cost $750,000 to $1 million. The tender cites various trades including hydraulic services, electrical services, structural steel, concreting, ceilings and partitions, joinery, painting, metalwork, signage, roofing, linemarking and fence and gate. No development has begun at this time for the service station. Morning Bulletin subscribers, don’t forget to activate your Courier Mail subscription that comes free with your subscription:

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