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| "Now it's back to the Ettamogah for lunch and a good afternoon." | 876 |
| " My daughter has it (bipolar), my sister and two grand daughters.'' | 1964 |
| "I have written to companies and sent my resume, only to be referred back to these same agencies that will not register me," she said. | 2188 |
| "My options are not nearly as wide as an unemployed or part- time worker, even though my needs can be as great or even greater," she said. | 2190 |
| Asked why the Commonwealth did not just sink the ship itself, Mr Slipper said: "The Federal Government is not in the business of sinking ships. "(It) would not have the administrative infrastructure.'' | 2686 |
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| They included a crime scene examiner who was analysing what Mr Daulby described as "a number of significant items'' seized from Murdoch by SA police. | 232 |
| But when it opened he said he hoped to franchise the "Salad Bowl'' concept globally, at the same time acknowledging it would be "a steep learning curve'' for himself, his two managers and 30 staff to "get the Coast store right first''. | 252 |
| "A number of sports enthusiasts were very upset with being confused as hoons,'' Mr Slipper said. | 520 |
| "A 16-year-old was in with Jess after a bad skateboard accident without a helmet. | 596 |
| Mr Johnson said his colleague was "a beautiful and sensitive man'' who "cared for people, was passionate about his job and was highly respected''. | 644 |
| A slide show of happy moments over Mr Rudledge's 55 years and the eulogy from his brother Richard confirmed he had lived "a beautiful life''. | 646 |
| And he said Nambour administrators claims that they could easily replace the staff who resigned or took leave was "a nonsense''. | 730 |
| Detective Senior Sergeant Russell Halfpenny told the court police had charged Mr Carr after a public appeal for information about complaints that "a large man'' had been video taping children on the beach. | 1100 |
| Mrs Grosse said she had a "courageous spirit'' as "a woman and a leader'', despite her "disabilities''. | 1236 |
| However, Stella Maris Catholic Church parishioner Greg O'Connor said the decision was "a victory for community action'' with hundreds of objections to the Bad Girls' bid. | 1262 |
| Mr Shead said Bad Girls would continue to trade as "a topless bar'' while he considered his legal options. | 1266 |
| He said there had been no problems with his clubs which did hold the adult permits, including one in the Queen St Mall _ "a family area'' _ and another located next to a church. | 1266 |
| "A guy walked in off the street, gave a bag to a security guard and asked him to look after it while he went to the toilet. | 1298 |
| "A thousand dollars each is nothing to sneeze at,'' Ms Rachow said. | 2600 |
| The journalist and author said she had great confidence in SCRGAL's future, saying new CEO Howard Riach would have "a free and unencumbered rein to return the company to its number one position.'' | 2670 |
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"ABDUCTION''...............1
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| TWO young schoolgirls hailed as heroes after fighting off an "abduction'' attempt at Kuluin last week had fabricated their story, police said yesterday. | 1652 |
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"ALL.......................1
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| "All she (Tiarne) wants to know is what has happened to her daddy but no-one has been able to tell her because we don't know anything,'' Mr Skjonnemand said. | 2230 |
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"AN........................2
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| Police prosecutor Grant Wilcox opposed bail yesterday, claiming the man was "an obvious threat'' to himself and the community. | 2094 |
| Innovation Centre chief executive Colin Graham said last night was the second in a series of events designed to promote "an entrepreneurial culture on the Sunshine Coast''. | 2664 |
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"AND.......................4
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| "And I'm certainly capable of making the right decisions given the right information. | 654 |
| "And with the specific idea of ending it at some point at an isolated place using one of the guns he possessed.'' | 1214 |
| "And on Wednesday they held a service at the sport centre for the whole school. Our names were mentioned three times. | 1394 |
| "And he looked really, really good in his suit at the wedding!'' | 1568 |
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"ANY.......................1
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| "Any water supply for any local authority in Australia has the potential to be exposed to a terrorist action to contaminate the water supply,'' Mr Champion said. | 1490 |
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"ANYTHING..................1
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| "Anything built in Coolum for example would be quite different from another regional community.'' | 1870 |
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"APOCALYPSE................1
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| A fire spotter took to the sky aboard the Energex helicopter which looked at times like something out of "Apocalypse Now'' as it repeatedly emerged out of thick, choking smoke. | 1844 |
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"AS........................2
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| "As far as I'm concerned, I was just asked some questions and I answered them ... I'm part of a process. | 1232 |
| "As human beings we need to be able to express what we are going through. And it needs to be validated. These feelings of loss, all the emotions, can be validated by caring listeners.'' | 1630 |
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"ATSIC.....................1
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| "ATSIC has a bad history. I believe Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and the wider community aren't prepared to put up with another term of misappropriation and misguided directives for ATSIC funds and protocols,'' Mr Beezley said. | 546 |
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"AUTUMN....................1
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| "Autumn can't be predicted _ the climate is so changeable then no-one can forecast through the barrier,'' he said. | 1284 |
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"BE........................1
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| "Be who you want to be,'' she said. | 2650 |
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"BECAUSE...................1
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| "Because Bali has always been regarded as immune, security had become lax, awareness was lax, people were off guard,'' he said. | 1296 |
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"BIG.......................2
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| A witness who declined to be named said the victim had been sitting on the step outside the corner shop when the other man appeared with a "big lump of wood'' and attacked him. | 1150 |
| "Big hugs and kisses, Tasha Bear.'' | 1400 |
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"BOTH......................1
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| "Both countries have suffered a terrible loss,'' he said. | 1074 |
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"BUT.......................3
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| "But someone like me says `No. That's not on. Why is it so easy for a 14 year old to have access to this in the first place'? | 192 |
| "But he's very, very kind, very thoughtful, and pretty accepting ... he's really sweet. | 1566 |
| "But that's not to say that more funding wouldn't be welcomed,'' he said. | 2174 |
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"CARED.....................1
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| Mr Johnson said his colleague was "a beautiful and sensitive man'' who "cared for people, was passionate about his job and was highly respected''. | 644 |
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"CHRIS.....................1
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| "Chris Rudledge has left us, but the family of the fire service will never forget him,'' Mr Johnson said. | 644 |
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"CLEAN.....................1
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| THE Sunshine Coast's two regional council candidates for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) have vowed to "clean up'' the indigenous organisation and fight for better health and community local services. | 542 |
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| The 31-year-old, described by a family friend as a "gentle'' and "decent man'' had gone to Mackay to "clear his head'' after a difficult few months. It proved to be a fatal mistake. | 2224 |
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"CONTINUING................1
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| The Buderim councillor's motion also called on the council to express its concern at the mayor's alleged "continuing irresponsibility and lack of leadership''. | 1226 |
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"COST......................1
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| Fellow passenger George Livanos, also from Sydney, said he also chose Virgin because of the "cost and convenience''. | 1082 |
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"COUNCIL...................1
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| "Council officers have been in discussions with Ms Davis regarding the permits but nothing has been done, so infringement notices were the only other option. Basically at the end of the day, she will still have to find a home for one of the dogs.'' | 1484 |
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"COURAGEOUS................1
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| Mrs Grosse said she had a "courageous spirit'' as "a woman and a leader'', despite her "disabilities''. | 1236 |
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"DEAR......................1
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| "Dear Daddy, hi it's Tasha Bear. Hopefully this letter will come to you when the boys find you safe. | 1392 |
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"DECENT....................1
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| The 31-year-old, described by a family friend as a "gentle'' and "decent man'' had gone to Mackay to "clear his head'' after a difficult few months. It proved to be a fatal mistake. | 2224 |
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"DESPITE...................1
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| "Despite our differences I always respected the fact he was such a great stepfather and he was very good for my daughter. | 2238 |
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"DEVELOPING................1
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| The paper identified many areas where council could improve, including "developing a greater customer service culture within its IDAS planning section, changing the role of staff from being adversarial''. | 240 |
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"DISABILITIES''............1
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| Mrs Grosse said she had a "courageous spirit'' as "a woman and a leader'', despite her "disabilities''. | 1236 |
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| Councillor Zrinka Johnston called on the council to "disassociate'' itself from evidence Mrs Grosse gave to the Royal Commission into the Building and Construction Industry on Monday where she claimed to have the reading ability of an eight-year-old. | 1224 |
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"DRIP......................1
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| He said the building approvals were linked directly with land releases and Maroochy's figures had been affected by the "drip feeding'' of blocks in the shire. | 634 |
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"EACH......................1
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| "Each trophy has its own case and the good people of Qantas are flying them around for us ... all in all there's 350kg of trophies and banners and staging. | 2072 |
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"EMERGENCY''...............1
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| They are demanding an explanation, claiming they waited hours despite receiving a referral for "emergency'' treatment from their GP. | 1332 |
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"ENORMOUSLY................1
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| But rather than be upset, the woman said her son had learnt his lesson and was "enormously embarrassed''. In fact, she's sure plenty of other teenagers have done the same thing. | 190 |
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"ENSURE....................1
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| One parent who had supported Mr Burgess acknowleged the primary motivation was to "ensure nothing negative happened to the school''. | 1830 |
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"EVEN......................1
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| "Even when the (state anti-hooning) legislation comes into force we don't have enough police here to make sure hoons stop.'' | 518 |
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"EVERYONE..................2
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| "Everyone who has bought my books has won this award for me,'' Mrs Sym said. | 1862 |
| "Everyone who has bought my books has won this award for me,'' Mrs Sym said. | 1890 |
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"EVERYONE'S................1
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| The St Joseph's College trio, who have been together since Year 1, will have just one week with their friends before they take off on November 27 to spend eight weeks in East Timor. "Everyone's excited,'' Sam said. | 1528 |
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| A FURIOUS Alison Grosse lashed out at her opponents yesterday, claiming her "reign'' over Maroochy Shire had moulded it for the better, despite her having to work with people with "extreme personality disorders''. | 1222 |
| Caloundra mayor Don Aldous was astounded by the suggestion and said it was "extreme left field stuff''. | 1498 |
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"FACILITY..................1
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| COOLUM could become a haven for souped-up cars after Maroochy Shire Council yesterday agreed to scour the shire for a "facility for high performance vehicles''. | 1306 |
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"FAIR......................1
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| But Mr Slipper said he believed the Sunshine Coast was getting a "fair share of the funding available''. | 2174 |
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"FANTASTIC''...............1
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| News of the deregistration was described as "fantastic'' by parents who had a legal letter drawn up asking for Mr Burgess to step aside recently. | 1826 |
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"FILTERED''................1
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| She said news about the engagement quickly "filtered'' around the school. | 1572 |
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"FOR.......................2
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| "For older people, we would never have been confronted with the range of products available,'' she said. | 534 |
| "For both the black and white community, if ATSIC maintains the status quo, then nothing will change. It has to be a whole new day.'' | 546 |
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"FORTUNATELY...............1
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| "Fortunately our specialists haven't been affected by the liability insurance issue ... the insurance companies say they're happy with the processes and procedures we have in place,'' she said. | 1132 |
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"FRANKLY...................1
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| "Frankly they are starting to look silly, and u | 742 |
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"FUN''.....................1
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| Certainly "fun'' was the theme of the day with staff providing passengers with face painting, free champagne, free ice-creams and a free t-shirt that read "go where it's sunny for less money''. | 1086 |
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"GENTLE''..................1
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| The 31-year-old, described by a family friend as a "gentle'' and "decent man'' had gone to Mackay to "clear his head'' after a difficult few months. It proved to be a fatal mistake. | 2224 |
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"GET.......................5
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| But when it opened he said he hoped to franchise the "Salad Bowl'' concept globally, at the same time acknowledging it would be "a steep learning curve'' for himself, his two managers and 30 staff to "get the Coast store right first''. | 252 |
| He publicly announced his desire to "get rid of the grubs'', claiming some lawyers were intent on lining their own pockets by dragging out legal battles to increase their fees. | 582 |
| "Get well, Dad, and hurry up so that we can go fishing. Bye, Mathew. Get well,'' Mathew wrote. | 1390 |
| A spokesperson said the day aimed to "get through to all Australians, regardless of age or ability'' and was in part a response to the statistic that 40% of all Australians do no regular physical activity. | 1586 |
| "Get out there and have a go,'' she said. "If you smile the world smiles with you. If you cry, you cry alone. That's my policy. | 2646 |