9.30am to 4.30pm (7 hours)
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Field Work: None
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A cyclist is in a stable condition after being hit by a car at Carrara this morning.
The incident occurred along Manchester Road at around 5.30 this morning.
The female cyclist suffered a leg injury and is recovering in GOLD COAST UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.
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The final stages of demolition for the old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL at SOUTHPORT got underway today.
Hospital roofs had previously been destroyed in a trial run of the large excavators.
The final demolition of the site will make way for a new development, with the land worth up to 80 million.
Edited:
The final stages of demolition on the old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL began today.
Most of the hospital and it's roof had been destroyed in trials with the excavators.
The demolition will allow development on the 80 million dollar site.
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Original:
The old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL building is being demolished today.
The land is currently on the market through, and could fetch up to 80 million.
Redevelopment will occur after the site has been divided into three sections.
Edited:
The old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL at SOUTHPORT is set to b demolished today.
The land is expected to fetch up to 80 million dollars.
Redevelopment will occur on the site after it is divided into 3 sections.
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Original:
Edited:
The final stages of demolition on the old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL began today.
Most of the hospital and it's roof had been destroyed in trials with the excavators.
The demolition will allow development on the 80 million dollar site.
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Original:
The old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL building is being demolished today.
The land is currently on the market through, and could fetch up to 80 million.
Redevelopment will occur after the site has been divided into three sections.
Edited:
The old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL at SOUTHPORT is set to b demolished today.
The land is expected to fetch up to 80 million dollars.
Redevelopment will occur on the site after it is divided into 3 sections.
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Original:
Say goodbye to the old GOLD COAST HOSPITAL -- as major demolition on the 35 year-old building begins today.
Council says the 3.5 hectare land will be divided into 3 sections and sold off for up to $80 million.
Council says the 3.5 hectare land will be divided into 3 sections and sold off for up to $80 million.
POLITICIAN ...... says...
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Original:
TITANS CO-CAPTAIN GREG BIRD is in hot water after allegedly urinating on a police car.
BIRD denies that he urinated on the officer's car saying that he urinated behind it.
He shows remorse for the incident that occurred a day after his Byron wedding on the weekend.
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Original:
TITAN GREG BIRD might be the EX CO-CAPTAIN for the team after a run in with the law.
After his BYRON BAY wedding on the weekend, BIRD was caught urinating in public.
The club will now decide on a disciplinary action for the players ill-behaviour.
Edited:
TITAN's GREG BIRD could soon be an ex-Co-Captain for the team after a run in with the law.
Following his BYRON BAY wedding over the weekend, he was caught urinating in public.
The club is set to decide on disciplinary action.
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Original:
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Original:
TITANS CO-CAPTAIN GREG BIRD is in hot water after allegedly urinating on a police car.
BIRD denies that he urinated on the officer's car saying that he urinated behind it.
He shows remorse for the incident that occurred a day after his Byron wedding on the weekend.
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Original:
TITAN GREG BIRD might be the EX CO-CAPTAIN for the team after a run in with the law.
After his BYRON BAY wedding on the weekend, BIRD was caught urinating in public.
The club will now decide on a disciplinary action for the players ill-behaviour.
Edited:
TITAN's GREG BIRD could soon be an ex-Co-Captain for the team after a run in with the law.
Following his BYRON BAY wedding over the weekend, he was caught urinating in public.
The club is set to decide on disciplinary action.
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Original:
A honeymoon disaster could cost GREG BIRD his TITAN co-captaincy.
BIRD was caught allegedly urinating on a police car after his wedding -- last weekend.
The incident has now left club officials deciding on disciplinary action for the player.
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Original:
The COALITION says AUSTRALIA's largest naval project might be back on track -- after 30 months of deliberation.
Three major companies have been brought in -- to ensure the project gets underway as soon as possible.
It is still unknown whether these vessels will be built in AUSTRALIA as promised by the Government.
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Original:
AUSTRALIA's largest naval project is set to be back in motion -- despite trouble surrounding the initiative.
The program will be managed and function under the control of three major companies according to the Government.
Finance Minister MATHIAS CORMAN says the delays and expenses have affected the program so far...
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Original:
AUSTRALIA's largest naval project is set to be rescued by the Government -- but the future of building these vessels is still unclear.
The program is now 2 years behind schedule.
Nothing has yet been said about whether the new submarines will be made in South Australia or overseas.
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Original:
QANTAS had its third flight make an unexpected landing on AUSTRALIAN shores in just 24 hours.
Flight QF7 to DALLAS was experiencing some non-safety-related technical problems -- as they landed in SYDNEY yesterday.
The incident occurred only hours after 2 flights made emergency landings in PERTH --due to technical issues.
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Original:
QANTAS' CEO maintains that his fleet is reliable -- despite the emergency landing of 3 planes in the past 24 hours.
A DALLAS bound A-380 was forced to detour to SYDNEY yesterday -- due to technical difficulties affecting passenger comfort.
Another 2 planes had technical difficulties that forced them to land in PERTH yesterday.
Edited:
QANTAS' CEO maintains his fleet is reliable -- despite the emergency landing of 3 planes in the past 24 hours.
A DALLAS bound A-380 was forced to land in SYDNEY yesterday -- due to technical issues.
Another 2 planes had similar issues forcing them to land in PERTH yesterday.
***
Original:
It was nothing but bad news for QANTAS yesterday as 3 flights were forced to land at AUSTRALIAN airports.
The unexpected landings were all related to technical issues that affected customers and on-board crews.
QANTAS has since had to make arrangements to accommodate passengers -- while flights are re-arranged.
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Original:
Ten multinationals have avoided over 3 billion dollars in unpaid AUSTRALIAN taxes.
TREASURER JOE HOCKEY has since employed 60 new ATO staff to ensure these multinationals are held accountable.
MR HOCKEY has been discussing implementing new laws against tax avoidance with the Treasury and the Australian Tax Office.
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Original:
TREASURER HOCKEY expects to have new tax laws tested in the next year -- with the help of the Australian Taxation Office.
Ten multinationals have avoided paying 3 billion dollars in taxes to the AUSTRALIAN Government -- causing these new laws to be enforced.
The new laws come as the BRITISH Government brought in a 25 per cent tax for multinationals who avoid local taxes.
Edited:
TREASURER HOCKEY hopes to test new tax laws next year -- with help from the ATO.
Ten multinationals have avoided 3 billion dollars in taxes -- causing these new laws to be enforced.
Meantime, the BRITISH Government introduced a 25 per cent tax for multinationals who avoid local taxes.
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Original:
TRESURER JOE HOCKEY is on the hunt to recover up to three billion dollars in unpaid taxes.
Ten multinationals are under scrutiny -- and over 60 new Australian Taxation Office staff have been employed to help with the case.
The TREASURER says the country is being robbed when multinationals don't pay taxes...
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BIRD was caught allegedly urinating on a police car after his wedding -- last weekend.
The incident has now left club officials deciding on disciplinary action for the player.
***
Original:
The COALITION says AUSTRALIA's largest naval project might be back on track -- after 30 months of deliberation.
Three major companies have been brought in -- to ensure the project gets underway as soon as possible.
It is still unknown whether these vessels will be built in AUSTRALIA as promised by the Government.
***
Original:
AUSTRALIA's largest naval project is set to be back in motion -- despite trouble surrounding the initiative.
The program will be managed and function under the control of three major companies according to the Government.
Finance Minister MATHIAS CORMAN says the delays and expenses have affected the program so far...
<GRAB>
***
Original:
AUSTRALIA's largest naval project is set to be rescued by the Government -- but the future of building these vessels is still unclear.
The program is now 2 years behind schedule.
Nothing has yet been said about whether the new submarines will be made in South Australia or overseas.
***
Original:
QANTAS had its third flight make an unexpected landing on AUSTRALIAN shores in just 24 hours.
Flight QF7 to DALLAS was experiencing some non-safety-related technical problems -- as they landed in SYDNEY yesterday.
The incident occurred only hours after 2 flights made emergency landings in PERTH --due to technical issues.
***
Original:
QANTAS' CEO maintains that his fleet is reliable -- despite the emergency landing of 3 planes in the past 24 hours.
A DALLAS bound A-380 was forced to detour to SYDNEY yesterday -- due to technical difficulties affecting passenger comfort.
Another 2 planes had technical difficulties that forced them to land in PERTH yesterday.
Edited:
QANTAS' CEO maintains his fleet is reliable -- despite the emergency landing of 3 planes in the past 24 hours.
A DALLAS bound A-380 was forced to land in SYDNEY yesterday -- due to technical issues.
Another 2 planes had similar issues forcing them to land in PERTH yesterday.
***
Original:
It was nothing but bad news for QANTAS yesterday as 3 flights were forced to land at AUSTRALIAN airports.
The unexpected landings were all related to technical issues that affected customers and on-board crews.
QANTAS has since had to make arrangements to accommodate passengers -- while flights are re-arranged.
***
Original:
Ten multinationals have avoided over 3 billion dollars in unpaid AUSTRALIAN taxes.
TREASURER JOE HOCKEY has since employed 60 new ATO staff to ensure these multinationals are held accountable.
MR HOCKEY has been discussing implementing new laws against tax avoidance with the Treasury and the Australian Tax Office.
***
Original:
TREASURER HOCKEY expects to have new tax laws tested in the next year -- with the help of the Australian Taxation Office.
Ten multinationals have avoided paying 3 billion dollars in taxes to the AUSTRALIAN Government -- causing these new laws to be enforced.
The new laws come as the BRITISH Government brought in a 25 per cent tax for multinationals who avoid local taxes.
Edited:
TREASURER HOCKEY hopes to test new tax laws next year -- with help from the ATO.
Ten multinationals have avoided 3 billion dollars in taxes -- causing these new laws to be enforced.
Meantime, the BRITISH Government introduced a 25 per cent tax for multinationals who avoid local taxes.
***
Original:
TRESURER JOE HOCKEY is on the hunt to recover up to three billion dollars in unpaid taxes.
Ten multinationals are under scrutiny -- and over 60 new Australian Taxation Office staff have been employed to help with the case.
The TREASURER says the country is being robbed when multinationals don't pay taxes...
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