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Observatory changes hands The Hook Island Underwater Observatory was sold to Oriental Express (Transport) Pty Ltd headed by John Hannay, which had exciting plans for future development. SES controller retires Deputy Shire Chairman Cr Dray thanked Mr Horsford for his dedicated service. Mr Aldo Cantamessa was to take over the position. Local couple on Today Tonight When Dr John Parker and his wife were interviewed by Colin McCrae they asserted it is a right not a privilege of a parent to visit their baby while it is in premature intensive care. Proserpine Primary School P & C Association ...

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Unleashing the rocker soul Guitarist Mike McLaughlin has supported Taiwan’s hottest pop acts for the past 20 years, but tomorrow he’s going to rock out, playing his first festival under his own name at the Tiger Mountain Ramble By Han Cheung / Staff reporter It was a musician’s worst nightmare: Mike McLaughlin blew his rig hours before pop queen A-mei’s (張惠妹) took the stage in Hong Kong. Having only previously played in Taiwan and the US, he had no idea that the voltage standard was different. “It was my first time ever playing with A-mei. I’m pretty psyched and I really ...