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Nitro World Games Brisbane. Organizers have announced the initial names in what will be a truly global field, as more than 60 elite athletes from five continents will square off on October 23-24 with more to be announced, already making Nitro World Games the biggest action sports event of the year. The action sports community leapt at the news:  Nitro World Games social content quickly scored 22M Impressions on its proprietary channels alone. Then the on sale that followed smashed expectations, with new ticket packages added in less than 24-hours to meet fan demand. Riding this wave of momen...

DRAG QUEENS, Drag Kings, pole dancing, burlesque, and lashings of sauce and sexiness - The Dirty Circus is back and ready to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a bang!

The Daily understands we may have missed a few important identities. Tell us what you think of the list and let us know any person who may deserve a spot by emailing scdaily@news.com.au J ude Turner - Spicers Retreats Both offer guests exclusive getaways within the Sunshine Coast hinterland. The Turner family also co founded the country's biggest travel agency network, Flight Centre Travel Group. Founder Jude Turner operates The Tamarind at Maleny and Spicers Clovelly Estate at Montville.   Lisa Curry - Maleny The golden girl of the pool, Lisa Curry now lives at a 24ha property n...

A Modern-Day Da Vinci: Art Thompson Fabricates Dreams Into Reality  Along with more than 3 billion spectators, Art Thompson’s anxiety grew as he intensely watched monitors in a packed control room in New Mexico. Austrian daredevil Felix Baumgartner was about to leap from a capsule, 128,560 feet (24.5 miles) above the earth’s surface. On Oct. 14, 2012, 50 seconds after stepping off the capsule ledge, Baumgartner broke the sound barrier, reaching speeds of 843.6 miles per hour (Mach 1.25, or 1.25 times the speed of sound). He broke the record for the highest freefall, largest manned balloo...

DENTON — When a 3,000 home planned development failed to come to fruition in 2009, the town of Denton’s administration knew they had to re-evaluate its planning and zoning and reconfigure what they allowed to be built in its small town. The development, West Denton Farms, began with a proposal for waterfront homes, a 120-room hotel and the promise of a brand-new Denton. It ended with a two-year long legal battle between Caroline County and developers Rauch Engineering over zoning laws; hundreds of acres of annexed property still unused; and a 10-month moratorium on all developmental...