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Premium Content Subscriber only LUCAS'S Law could be implemented across the state, with Queensland Health to consider the recommendations handed down in the wake of Lucas Faram's death. On Wednesday, Townsville University Hospital released the recommendations from a report that found Lucas would still be alive if doctors had treated him appropriately. The report, compiled by Townsville University Hospital, found that if a CT scan was completed earlier, it would have shown Lucas's ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt was not working. State Health Minister Yvette D'Ath yesterday said she was awa...

Premium Content Subscriber only LUCAS'S Law could be implemented across the state, with Queensland Health to consider the recommendations handed down in the wake of Lucas Faram's death. On Wednesday, Townsville University Hospital released the recommendations from a report that found Lucas would still be alive if doctors had treated him appropriately. The report, compiled by Townsville University Hospital, found that if a CT scan was completed earlier, it would have shown Lucas's ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt was not working. State Health Minister Yvette D'Ath yesterday said she was awa...

Visions Of The Third Eye Cal Cashin , April 14th, 2021 08:16 Long unavailable and going for an absolute packet on Discogs, this newly re-issued treasure from Steve Reid, David Wertman, and Brandon Ross is an essential cut, for Cal Cashin Steve Reid’s performances as a drummer are among the greatest in 70s jazz. Part chaos, part metronome, his collaborations are the stuff of envy; long-term member of the Arkestra, an early drumming collaborator of Fela, and the lynchpin on a couple of later Miles Davis records. But it is his work as a bandleader that earns him a carving on percussion’s Mt....

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  TOWNSVILLE'S MPs have promised the community that "change will happen" after an outpouring of anger and sorrow at the tragic death of Jennifer Board. Thuringowa MP Aaron Harper and Mundingburra MP Les Walker fronted media on Monday, saying they had been "screaming from the rooftops" at their government to prevent this happening again. Ms Board was killed on Friday when a Holden Statesman rammed a stolen car and lost control, veering across both lanes and hitting her motorbike. The MPs copped a raft of abuse from outraged community members for not showing up at a memorial rally for M...