"WE'VE.....................6
"We've been able to manage use with that system because people are better at conserving water that way,'' Mr Sabburg said.	1512
"We've wanted to have a presence on the Sunshine Coast for some time and by opening an of fice in Maroochydore we'll be able to get out into the schools and the community and encourage more people to come on board.''	1676
"We've never had enough jobs to match the rapidly growing population,'' he said.	2168
"We've had some preliminary dialogue with a potential major tenant but it's probably a bit too early to put anything in concrete.''	2618
Indeed, Mr Glanville said the backers hadn't decided whether to build a high-class showroom or single-storey professional offices, adding, "We've pretty well ruled out retail though''.	2618
"We've had some preliminary floor plans drawn up but nothing specific at this stage,'' he said.	2620
"WHAT......................4
"What we're proposing is that a code of conduct be created which would require signs to be erected at land access points, and also on buoys at the dive site.	696
"What can I say?''	2580
"What the Federal Government is basically doing is stealing from motorists and not putting the money back into roads.''	2608
"What this announcement does for the Coast is it injects outside work into the area, which, together with existing projects will keep contractors in work for the next couple of years,'' Mr Dunbar said.	2628
"WHEN......................2
"When you consider the figures show that for every extra 167 people that come in, one new job is created, Virgin Blue's arrival is fantastic news for the local economy.''	1090
"When you get the chance could you please ring, because there are so many people, people who don't even know you, that are really worried about you.	1398
"WHILST....................1
"Whilst I think that there have been many great words and tributes paid in the context of this great tragedy, those words are the ones that will last in my mind as testament to what this tragedy has done to families, to innocence, to love, to association,'' Mr Crean said.	1402
"WHY.......................1
"Why should we be made to feel guilty?''	174
"WITH......................1
"With every other business in Australia _ casinos, bottleshops, even newsagents for things like adult magazines, the onus is on the business to do the right thing and prevent minors from accessing them.	194
"WOULD.....................1
Family friend Brett Skjonnemand said Mr Dean was a "very good'' man who "would do anything for anyone''.	2228
"YES.......................1
Asked whether he could guarantee adequate resourcing, Mr McGrady said: "Yes, we can ... I'm not going to waste 12 months bringing that legislation to parliament unless it's going to be effective''.	260
"YOU.......................4
"You will always have car hoons, but I suspect these facilities will draw some people away from that,'' Mr Slipper said.	512
"You will always have a small fringe group that want to be hoons even if you have the best facilities in the world,'' he said.	516
"There is no such place as North Caloundra,'' he said. "You will not find it on any map or in any referdex.''	2142
"You name it, we've done it,'' she said.	2642
"YOU'VE....................1
"You've only got to look at the Paddy's Bar explosion.	1298
$1.........................5
The $1.5million construction between Horton Parade and Mungar Street will be carried out between 7am and 5pm Monday to Friday.	92
THE Australian PGA Championship will produce a great spin-off for junior golfers with three of Australian golf's biggest stars to join in a national development camp at Twin Waters to coincide with the $1 million tournament.	480
And while researchers are looking 30 years into the future, the $1.5 million study is only expected to take 12 months.	1348
Mr Reed bought it in 1985 and lived in the water-edge home for several years, but is now looking to move on to new visions and has the land on the market for $1.25million.	1936
A spokesperson for TAB Queensland said Cup betting was likely to be up to $1.85 million on the Sunshine Coast, with $20m splurged Statewide.	2204
$10........................6
``The latest up-to-date figures showed we've come through really well with average room rates up $10 a night and occupancy rates up from around 50% to about 60%,'' he said.	320
A WARANA businessman is calling for vigilance after he came close to losing $10,500 to a sus pected chequebook fraudster.	1372
He said CalAqua had $10 million in reserves that could be utilised to initiate the mass installation which would also create employment in the local area. He also hoped the program would be subsidised by state government.	1494
He said the $10 million CalAqua reserve was not for the purpose of installing water tanks.	1500
COMPETITORS will be racing for prize purses of up to $10,000 cash as well as the title of Fastest Man on Sand'' at Mooloolaba Beach on Saturday, November 23.	1966
The victor will also be guaranteed a start in the $10 million NEC Invitational, one of the four World Golf Championships events, in the United States next August.	2214
$100.......................5
Sex site refunds teen's $100 internet bill	184
Furious at the $100 charge to her phone bill that followed her 14-year-old son's 18 minutes of on-line curiousity, the mother took on the NSW-based company and won a full refund.	186
The teen's short spell online, run by a NSW company, which dialed an overseas site. His 18 minutes online manifested itself as an extra $100.35 cents on his parents' phone bill after the NSW website connected to an overseas.	188
MAROOCHY mayor Alison Grosse yesterday vowed to stay in her $100,000-a-year job despite claiming she has the reading ability of an eight-year-old and is "useless'' with dollars and cents.	650
That was a clear reference to the announcement yesterday that Qantas had introduced a $100 one-way ticket cost between the Sunshine Coast and Sydney in response to Virgin's prices which start at $99.	1092
$1000......................1
Tourism and Fair Trading Minister Merri Rose said each school leaver would spend $1000 on average during the celebrations.	2598
$110.......................1
She later sold it for a capital gain of $110,000.	668
$12........................1
Other government buildings to benefit will be a multi-million dollar upgrade to the Cooloola Sunshine Institute of TAFE at Mooloolaba, the continuing redevelopment of the Nambour Hospital and $12 million towards new public housing.	2630
$13........................3
Noosa Hospital is paid $13 million a year by Queensland Health to provide a range of services including treatment for category one, two and three emergency patients _ those with life threatening conditions. Critical patients are not charged an upfront fee.	1554
The 2002 State of the Regions report released last week found the Coast had a per capita average of $13,603 compared with Brisbane's $17,999 for every man, woman and child. But the good news is that the gap between city and country is slowly narrowing.	2164
He said the public works would include the refurbishment of a number of high schools across the Coast, together with $13.5 million allocated for the construction of the Sippy Downs High School.	2630
$135.......................2
An outraged Ms Grosse estimates she will be left about $135,000 out of pocket.	470
She said she had been ordered to pay back the $95,000, plus court costs, plus nine percent interest over the 18 months of the protracted saga, leaving her about $135,000 out of pocket.	478
$150.......................2
Now she has been slapped with two $150 fines from council and told she has just days to comply.	1474
They signed a building contract on March 10 and their $150,000 four-bedroom dream home is still three to four weeks from completion.	1684
$17........................1
The 2002 State of the Regions report released last week found the Coast had a per capita average of $13,603 compared with Brisbane's $17,999 for every man, woman and child. But the good news is that the gap between city and country is slowly narrowing.	2164
$180.......................1
THERE will be more than $180,000 prizemoney and the Kirkwood Cup going to the winner of the Australian PGA Championship at Hyatt Coolum later this month.	2212
$184.......................1
In her question on notice, Mrs Sheldon also wants to know about any misuse of funding to SCRGAL subsidiary, Sunshine Coast Training Company (Qld) Pty Ltd, which has former SCRGAL chairman Alison Grosse and former managing director Rob Purvis as directors. The latest accounts show $184,718 written off as a Sunshine Coast Training Company bad debt, allegedly without explanation.	2122
$190.......................1
She said that was why she accepted payment of more than $190,000 and bought houses from the company and sold them for profit.	24
$19BILLION.................2
THE Sunshine Coast will cash in on a slice of an $19billion retirement industry windfall expected nationally over the next 20 years.	1596
University of Queensland Professor Bob Stimson said his study, released yesterday, had found construction of retirement villages would generate investment opportunities worth between $8billion and $19billion across the country over the next two decades.	1598
$1M........................1
Mr Sullivan said on course betting turnover would hit $1m for the day, with $250,000 invested on the Cup.	2202
$1MILLION..................2
THE Australian PGA Championship's poster boys, Greg Norman and John Daly, will be kept apart when the first two rounds of the $1million tournament are played at Hyatt Coolum late next month.	1742
THE Australian PGA Championship's poster boys, Greg Norman and John Daly, will be kept apart when the first two rounds of the $1million tournament are played at Hyatt Coolum late next month.	1754
$2.........................6
Disabled parking will be available at the Hub parking area on Ballinger Road, while $2 off-street parking will be available at the Buderim Mountain State School oval.	164
The $2.5million building, due to be commenced in December/January, contains numerous environmentally-friendly design features that will set the benchmark for future developments.	372
The facility is expected to cost at least $2 million but with finer details still up for discussion Mr Wallace said it could be as much as $5 million.	450
SCTC chief executive Mick Sullivan said the meeting generated $2.7 million in off-course betting revenue and drew almost 7200 to the course.	1008
PULSES will be racing as Sunshine Coast punters splurge $2 million on today's Melbourne Cup.	2194
The new $2.7m school at Chancellor Park, which was foreshadowed earlier this year in the state budget, comes just at the right time as it will relieve pressure from Mountain Creek which will strain with the weight of 2100 students next year.	2462
$200.......................1
Tourism Sunshine Coast had just received an extra $200,000 from the state government to help us grow the conference/incentive market in this region, which is fantastic.''	462
$2000......................3
Founding member and event organiser Helen Knight said the bike riders had hoped to raise around $2000.	872
Sam, Jacob and Eddie have been working for months to save up for the trip which will cost each of them about $2000.	1540
The event levy is likely to be waived, $5000 bond reduced to $500, or $2000 if alcohol is being sold, and the surf lifesaving patrol captain to decide the safest and best place to run carnivals, in consultation with the manager of lifeguard services.	2266
$20M.......................1
A spokesperson for TAB Queensland said Cup betting was likely to be up to $1.85 million on the Sunshine Coast, with $20m splurged Statewide.	2204
$250.......................3
The sinking hit a snag earlier this year when Queensland Premier Peter Beattie baulked at the possibility the Government would have to pay up to $250,000 for public liability insurance covering divers.	692
Mr Sullivan said on course betting turnover would hit $1m for the day, with $250,000 invested on the Cup.	2202
Mr Beattie said he still understood public liability insurance costs would be $250,000 a year.	2682
$30........................1
The bottom line is that to get off his lifelong rollercoaster of highs and distressing lows, he needs $30,000.	1960
$300.......................1
Mr Foley said DET had provided funding of just over $300,000 in the past two financial years, at the same time acknowledging SCRGAL had been paid $4.98million in 2000/2001 to build houses and units under the Housing Industry Trade Training Program.	2118
$3288......................1
These included a $3288 event levy, $5000 clean-up bond, additional fees for sponsor signage, no carnivals within 500m of a bathing reserve and a proviso that lifeguards dictate where races would be held.	2262
$35........................1
``The award includes some cash ($35,000), but the assistance we'll get from the UDIA and EPA, plus the exposure nationally and internationally, will be the big benefit.''	374