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INSIDE LOOK: The cashed-up guest list for $300k elite lunch


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by Anooska Tucker-Evans
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Musicians, footballers, fashion designers, socialites and CEOs will descend on Whitehaven Beach in The Whitsundays next month for an elaborate weekend lunch event costing a whopping $300,000.
The White on Whitehaven Beach Long Lunch by Fish D'Vine will see the pristine North Queensland destination transformed into a restaurant on May 29 and 30 for two glamorous seafood and champagne-fuelled lunches.
The White on Whitehaven Long Lunch has attracted a VIP guest list. Picture: Tourism Whitsundays
The first-of-its-kind event has attracted a VIP guest list with Brisbane's elite snapping up tickets for the feast and a special long weekend package costing more than $2000 each that includes chartered flights to and from Brisbane, hotel rooms, a cocktail party and recovery breakfast.

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INSIDE LOOK: The cashed-up guest list for $300k elite lunch


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by Anooska Tucker-Evans
Premium Content
Subscriber only
Musicians, footballers, fashion designers, socialites and CEOs will descend on Whitehaven Beach in The Whitsundays next month for an elaborate weekend lunch event costing a whopping $300,000.
The White on Whitehaven Beach Long Lunch by Fish D'Vine will see the pristine North Queensland destination transformed into a restaurant on May 29 and 30 for two glamorous seafood and champagne-fuelled lunches.
The White on Whitehaven Long Lunch has attracted a VIP guest list. Picture: Tourism Whitsundays
The first-of-its-kind event has attracted a VIP guest list with Brisbane's elite snapping up tickets for the feast and a special long weekend package costing more than $2000 each that includes chartered flights to and from Brisbane, hotel rooms, a cocktail party and recovery breakfast.

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Women in England almost twice as likely as men to be prescribed opiate painkillers


Last modified on Fri 16 Apr 2021 08.15 EDT
Women in England are almost twice as likely as men to be prescribed powerful and potentially addictive opiate painkillers, prompting experts to warn that female pain is overly medicated and not properly investigated.
The number of people prescribed drugs such as codeine and tramadol – often used for chronic pain – rose to 1.18 million in the first 10 months of 2020. Of these, 745,047 were women and 434,697 were men, a Guardian analysis found.
The growth in such prescriptions issued to women rose by 4.5% between October 2015 and October 2020, compared with an increase of less than 1% for men. Annual averages showed the same trend, according to data from the NHS Business Services Authority, which deals with prescription services in England.

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Truck Festival reveals star-studded line-up with Bombay Bicycle Club, The Kooks, IDLES and more


THE organisers of Oxfordshire’s biggest dedicated rock festival have vowed to carry on with this year’s event and have unveiled the headline acts.
Truck Festival is set to go ahead at Hill Farm, Steventon, near Didcot, from July 22-25, headlined by Bombay Bicycle Club, The Kooks and Royal Blood. And tickets have already sold out.
The festival ended months of speculation last night by revealing its first tranche of almost 70 bands and artists, and insisting the event would go ahead. This comes as other large events, including Glastonbury Festival and, locally, Cornbury and Riverside festivals and Cowley Road Carnival took the decision to call off their shows.

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Mum nearly lost baby after 'textbook' pregnancy

Mum nearly lost baby after 'textbook' pregnancy
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How Reading Festival could go ahead as council hopes for return


The success of pilot testing in April could determine whether Reading Festival goes ahead this summer, the council has said.
After a councillor downplayed claims the festival would return this summer on Friday (February 26), Reading Borough Council (RBC) has struck a more optimistic note in a new statement on the event, saying it would “love it to return”.
This follows the announcement from Festival Republic last Wednesday (February 24) that it expects the event to go ahead this August, with the event selling out just days later.
A council spokesman said: “Reading Festival is a major highlight of the cultural calendar in Reading and, like everyone, the council would love to see it return this summer.

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Reading Festival confirmation downplayed by council


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The council has played down suggestions Reading Festival will go ahead this summer.
Reading Festival has confirmed its intention to go ahead with the event this August, but a Reading councillor has cautioned that no decision has yet been made.
Festival Republic, organisers of Reading and Leeds Festival made an announcement on Wednesday, February 24, tweeting: “Reading and Leeds 2021. Following the government’s recent announcement, we can’t wait to get back to the fields this summer LET’S GO #RandL21”.
And Festival Republic director Melvin Benn told The Guardian “We’re enthusiastic, we’re excited, and we’re certain that it’s going to go ahead”.

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Sheppard Return With a Splash of Color on 'Kaleidoscope Eyes'

Sheppard Return With a Splash of Color on 'Kaleidoscope Eyes'
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Sheppard fire back at trolls after dad's arrest | Ballina Shire Advocate


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by Amy Price
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Singer George Sheppard has defended his family band Sheppard after they were slandered with "nasty" and "unfair" comments online since their father's arrest in Papua New Guinea.
The Brisbane pop group - which includes siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard - were preparing to release their third album, out today, when their father, former Crown prosecutor Greg Sheppard, was arrested on January 20 on conspiracy and false pretence charges relating to an alleged fraudulent transfer of funds.
While Mr Sheppard's law firm Young and Williams, the only major law firm in PNG that does not work for the government, denounced it as a "politically motivated'' case that would be "defended vigorously'', online trolls have since targeted his children and questioned the band's funding.

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Sheppard fire back at trolls after dad's arrest | Sunshine Coast Daily


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by Amy Price
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Singer George Sheppard has defended his family band Sheppard after they were slandered with "nasty" and "unfair" comments online since their father's arrest in Papua New Guinea.
The Brisbane pop group - which includes siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard - were preparing to release their third album, out today, when their father, former Crown prosecutor Greg Sheppard, was arrested on January 20 on conspiracy and false pretence charges relating to an alleged fraudulent transfer of funds.
While Mr Sheppard's law firm Young and Williams, the only major law firm in PNG that does not work for the government, denounced it as a "politically motivated'' case that would be "defended vigorously'', online trolls have since targeted his children and questioned the band's funding.

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