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Joyce Baker, who has been fighting to recover $36,000 she lost in failed Boyce Garrick Lawers-run mortgage schemes, said the report by retired judge Pat Shanahan didn't go far enough.	2688

$3MILLION..................2
A consortium of Sunshine Coast developers has drawn up floor plans for a $3million commercial complex to be built on vacant land on the north-eastern corner of the intersection, next to the Jenny Craig Centre.	2614
But Mr Slipper said there were no such costs for Queensland with the Federal Government agreeing to pay up to $3million for the ship's sinking _ a cost normally met by the states.	2684

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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

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A cheque for $4730 was cleared by the bank last Friday, but Mr Farrelley said it carried the same encoding number as a blank cheque that was still in his book.	1374

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The award states we should be getting $9.70 per afternoon and night shift which works out to be about $48 a week,'' delegate Mick Ingles said.	2336

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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

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Larose and Sirianni had been the clear standouts throughout last week's $50,000 Masters, and yesterday's final could not have portrayed how closely they were matched, if a script had been written.	904
Larose, ranked 559th in the world, accepts it as part of his life as a tennis professional, although he'd rather be playing for almost a million dollars somewhere else in the world rather than for a share of around $50,000 at Kawana.	1018
"We have a community consultation officer on staff and I think he could have done the work without having to spend $50,000 of ratepayers' money,'' she said.	1112

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Speaking at yesterday's launch of the new $500,000 water police boat, Mr McGrady dismissed fears the Coast lacked the resources to implement the new laws, which let police confiscatecars involved hoon activity.	260
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

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Division four councillor Andrew Champion said some people had faced increases up to 50% and paid as much as $5000 on their general rates this year.	1106
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
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
The Twin Waters Country Club has been registered as a company and their attempt to buy-out Twin Waters Golf and Tennis Club is based on an offering shares priced at $5000 each.	2546

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THE biggest names in Australian retailing continue to sign up for places in the $50million Sunshine Homemaker Centre on Maroochydore Road.	1412

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Queensland Masters Building Association (QMBA) regional manager, Robert Dunbar, sees the announcement of up to $55 million worth of public works in the area, a slice of the state government's current building projects' guide, as a shot in the arm for one of the Coast's most important industries.	2628

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The following Monday, a cheque for $5860 from his account was also presented.	1376

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Mrs Sheldon accused the minister of being too cute by half'', by saying her claim the government had provided SCRGAL with funding of around $5million in 2000/2001 was untrue.	2116

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THE owner of a trendy Mooloolaba cafe wants his staff to undergo a lie detector test following the theft of $6000 from the store earlier this week.	168
Ms Compton-Keen said the $6000 euphonium had been found by police at a Noosa pawn shop after staff raised the alarm.	822

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At Chancellor Park, construction of the $60million Oasis Retirement Resort continues, with completion of the entire 500-unit complex due for 2006.	1608

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The parcels of land range in size from 313 hectares at Sippy Downs and 242 hectares at Peregian Beach to 86 hectares at Nambour and 16 hectares at Coolum and have been estimated to be worth up to $65 million.	70

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And for robbing them of $650, travellers cheques and three credit cards after firing his .40 calibre Glock pistol.	1208

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The only problem for Mr Feehan was that the trip ended up costing him an extra $700.	1084

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That finding rings true for Living Choice sales director Norman Tucker, whose company is pouring $70million into two retirement villages now under construction on the Coast.	1604

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Green fees will be $72 until the course closes on November 24.	2374

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Greg Kilpatrick said yesterday the asking price was $745,000 which included the freehold land.	250

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The battle, costing $750,000 in legal fees, ended in June 1999 when Council purchased the 500 hectares for conservation purposes.	1668

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Up to 8000 cases are reported in Australia each year, costing the health system more than $8 million annually.	416

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A teacher's $8000 trombone taken from the school has also been recovered.	824
The scholarship, worth $8000, is designed to encourage women to seek leadership positions in business communities.	2080

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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

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Ms Croft said an estimated $8million was expected to be injected into the local economy this year, with an independent economic impact survey also planned to gauge an accurate picture across spectators, competitors, organisers and tourism.	572
Equally as important, it will now be on the radar screens of major companies after 130 Insurers Hotline staff moved into their new $8million call centre in Kawana, the location chosen after an Australia-wide search.	780

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The award states we should be getting $9.70 per afternoon and night shift which works out to be about $48 a week,'' delegate Mick Ingles said.	2336

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MAROOCHY mayor Alison Grosse will mortgage her home in order to repay a $95,000 payout from her former husband's bankrupt estate.	468
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

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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

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Purton left his most exciting win until the last race of the day the K Smith & Son Jewellers Handicap 1000m when 7-2 favourite Good Idea out sprinted Dawn Glances and Enchanting Lass.	2490
He had fairly easy victories in race one the Midas Car Care Handicap (1400m) on four-year-old brown mare Maltlaw, and in race six, the Hudson Timber & Hardware Handicap (1300m) on seven-year-old brown gelding Get Going.	2492

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Mr Riddell said divers would pay a small fee to cover administration of the permit scheme and maintenance of the ship and buoys once it had been sunk so the State Government wasn't out of pocket in any way.'	702
"They're not all about weight loss _ it's about empowereing yourself to be the best you can be.'	1862
"They're not all about weight loss _ it's about empowereing yourself to be the best you can be.'	1890
`They keep pumping the building work into the Coast because it is such a booming area. If the construction industry is going well, so will the tourist industry and the Coast in general.'	2634

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Ten or 15 more steps and we would have been in the club,'' Ms Creese, 31, said.	4
The impact (of the explosion) threw us through the air,'' she said.	8
I got hit by a car and when I looked up, there was just a cloud of dust and then a billboard came down on my head.''	10
We were turned away from three hospitals but we ended up getting treated at an Army base.''	14
The statement also said I have been described as a consultant to SCRGAL through my company, Excellent Communications, and I am told I was also a direct employee of SCRGAL from 1996 until 2000.''	20
At any stage that I received money I was not aware that the articles of association prohibited me from obtaining any financial arrangement from the company,'' the statement said.	24
We haven't had many runs of many wins on the local front,'' he said.	32
It's about giving the Council that extra piece of support,'' he said.	34
There's a lot of worried people out there and we need to get some surety,'' he said.	36
They even made us raise our minimum levels of agricultural land, we're just going to hold them to their word now,'' Mr Thompson said.	38
I suppose people don't like to see these sort of things, but it is located out of the way,'' he said.	46
I don't think they are too worried about it.''	48
Drink-driving is one of the biggest contributors to road accidents in the district,'' Snr Const Knight said. Speeding, driver fatigue and driving without seatbelts were also factors.	62
We get large numbers (of accidents) around the September school holidays and I would imagine that being a holiday destination, people can be in holiday mode,'' he said.	64
That's where the settling ponds are for the sugar mill if that's sold it's the death nell for the mill because where do they dispose the effluent?''	72
Car parking and access to Plaza Parade, the Golf Club and other surrounding businesses will be maintained at all times,'' Cr Thompson said.	96
This is a tremendous step forward,'' Judge Robertson said.	108
Kids would much rather face me or a magistrate than face up to their victim.''	110
If this gives resolution (to victims), it's good for them.''	112
We are pretty excited by it,'' he said.	116
Agreements were reached in 99% of conferences in 2001-2002,'' Mr Armitage said.	118
The earlier we intervene we're more likely to stop that behaviour.''	120
I'm just so pleased for the people who are supporting us so strongly in Queensland, especially Queensland events Corporation, Hyatt Regency Coolum and the Maroochy Shire Council,'' promoter Tony Roosenburg, of SFX Sports Golf Australia, said.	156
We had 11,000 people last year and we expect anywhere up to 15,000 people to come tonight. It will be a big task and it takes a lot of organising,'' Ms Ryan said.	160
People think this kind of thing just happens, but it takes a lot of work by people who are all volunteers _ but it's pretty rewarding at the end.''	162
"This is not the first time this has happened here,'' Mr Reisman said.	170
"We shouldn't be threatened with our jobs because of this,'' she said.	174
"Why should we be made to feel guilty?''	174
"I'd be advising them to stand their ground,'' he said.	178
"If their employment is terminated for those reasons it could be a case of unfair dismissal.''	180
"It's just an idea that we may carry out ... because it personally upsets me that I'm working with someone who's stealing from me,'' he said.	182
"He's a typical boy of 14. Sex is starting to be of interest,'' she said.	188
"These people tell you it's up to you to get an `net nanny' (internet filter). Surely they should be subject to tougher regulations.''	194
"If I can get a refund, it means everyone else can too. The only thing these people understand is something that impacts on their hip pocket.''	198
"People power is the only way to make a change in this world.''	198
"The owner is quite devastated, he's done all this work on the gardens, garage, deck, painting and rendering, ready for sale, and now he's got to do it all again,'' Det Sgt Reilly said. The property was insured.	214
"We shall not be solely relying on DNA evidence on this matter,'' NT Police Assistant Commissioner John Daulby said. "We will allege that there is a substantial circumstantial case that supports the DNA evidence.''	220
"We shall not be solely relying on DNA evidence on this matter,'' NT Police Assistant Commissioner John Daulby said. "We will allege that there is a substantial circumstantial case that supports the DNA evidence.''	220
"Joanne has told the truth the whole time and people doubted her but now she's completely vindicated,'' Mr James said. "She's never wanted to be vindicated. But she's pleased that they've caught this chap.''	226
"Joanne has told the truth the whole time and people doubted her but now she's completely vindicated,'' Mr James said. "She's never wanted to be vindicated. But she's pleased that they've caught this chap.''	226
"Much of the concern, confusion and frustration has been with the plan's implementation rather than its intent,'' he said.	242
"I'm confident if council adopts our final recommendations the implementation will be much improved.''	244
"It's in an outstanding location and that price includes the fitout and some of the equipment is negotiable,'' he said.	250
"I have been involved in creating, shaping and guiding SCRGAL for 20 years,'' she said.	272
"I believe I've helped to successfully steer SCRGAL through its most difficult months.''	274
"I believe I can do the job with the help of the very good team we now have in place.''	280
"Particularly in relation to the proposed retirement village and the biodiversity issues specific to their site,'' Mr Dennis said.	286
"The developers have agreed to work in partnership with us on aspects of water recycling and energy efficiency at their proposed retirement village and for that we commend them,'' the spokesperson said.	288
"We acknowledge the importance of the biodiversity issues in that area and that's why this project was probably not selected for a champion award.''	290
``Employers simply can't afford to dilly-dally ... usually the demand for temporary staff is very strong but at the moment both full-time and temporary staff are highly sought after,'' she said.	300
``It's definitely the best I've seen it.''	302
``Employers are realising people aged 35-up bring skills, experience and stability,'' she said.	306
``As far as young people go, some of our clients are finding it very hard to find good staff ... the ones left without jobs at the moment haven't necessarily got the motivation to succeed.''	306
``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
``The fact we've increased numbers and rates is significant because we don't want to follow the Gold Coast's lead and become discounter's paradise.''	320
``They've been awesome to us after the dramas we had,'' the 16-year-old said.	354
``I guess what's happened has forced us to grow up a bit.''	356
``We'd looked at adopting a couple of Romanian children at one time so there was no concern about increasing the size of the family,'' she said.	362
``They're all good kids and they've been through a lot.''	362
``I live with a family anyone without parents would dream of,'' Ezra said.	366
``They took as in as their own, helped us to deal with our losses and look at the world in a whole new way.''	366
``We got a totally different attitude from the council down there and it turned into a win-win for everyone,'' he said.	374
``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
``We feel like we are the biggest group in the firing line,'' Dr Dick said.	384
``Nambour Hospital is now left with only two staff specialists, two registrars and two senior houses officers in the birthing unit,'' she said.	388
``Visiting medical officers naturally want to feel assured that they won't be required to unfairly fork out millions of dollars on an insurance claim.''	390
``Palliative care is about quality of life at the end of life, and doesn't only help the patient but their carers as well. It also continues after the death with bereavement and grief support,'' she said.	402
``In consultation with patients and treating doctors, we found about half the patients who had Ross River had other diseases, primarily chronic rheumatic illnesses like rheumatoid and osteo-arthritis,'' he said.	410
``I had two weeks of profuse sweating, hot and cold flushes, red blotches and did not have enough energy to walk,'' Mr Champion said.	412
``It had a serious impact on my health for more than six years and I think a lot of people on the Sunshine Coast would be in the same boat.''	416
A lot of the robberies used to be committed in areas where we've now deployed the Tactical Crime Squad,'' he said.	424
This is no reason to become complacent,'' snr sgt Thompson said.	430
I think there was a lot more shipping into the southern hemisphere than we've often realised,'' Dr Diamond said.	442
It's very exciting. This is a big, big, big project,'' he said.	448
This will be a real footprint or a real icon.''	448
Tourism Noosa's Craig Templeman said findings from the group's quarterly visitor monitor survey identified event-creation as the answer to improving traditionally quieter months.Especially May,'' Mr Templeman said.	458
In this business, May has always been known as maintenance month, a quiet time when accommodation houses catch up on maintenance. We intend changing that.''	460
The event organisers have already locked in the artists for June this year, but said they see no reason why this can't be held in May next year,'' Mr Templeman said.	462
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
It's disgraceful,'' she said.	470
I am a victim of the system,'' she said.	472
Justice has become so far removed in the legal system these days that unless you have the money and the power, you don't have a chance.''	472
Our job is to claw the money back and distribute it back to the other (10) creditors,'' Worrells partner Michael Peldan.	476
Just to see him running out there, and then to score a try was great,'' Peter said.	496
He's hardly trained for the last month, just a little bit of pool stuff and physio.''	498
About 12 of the Roosters side were carrying injuries by the end of the season,'' Peter said.	500
He came over to us and he kissed me and just said thanks','' Peter said.	502
To hear almost 80,000 people going Roosters, Roosters, Roosters' was just great.''	506
"You will always have car hoons, but I suspect these facilities will draw some people away from that,'' Mr Slipper said.	512
"I think people will support having a racing facility as long as it's not near them.''	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
"Even when the (state anti-hooning) legislation comes into force we don't have enough police here to make sure hoons stop.''	518
"A number of sports enthusiasts were very upset with being confused as hoons,'' Mr Slipper said.	520
"The idea is to throw the book at real hoons. People are entitled to a good night's sleep, and tourists are entitled to enjoy their holiday.''	522
"I think it should be delivered with the baby,'' Dr Parsons said.	528
"To put it into context, meningococcus bacterium kills four or five children each year,'' Dr Parsons said.	530
"This problem is 10 times worse in the point of view of death and significant injuries.''	532
"For older people, we would never have been confronted with the range of products available,'' she said.	534
"There's no doubt modern society offers more choice, and also brings more dangers.''	534
"New stuff has to meet safety guidelines, but lots of people use second-hand equipment,'' he said.	536
"This booklet goes through all childhood furniture and details what standards you should look for.''	538
"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
"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
"Right now, there are no services on the Sunshine Coast that are managed by the community's people and funded by ATSIC,'' Mr Capewell said.	550
"We need to ensure that the community receives stronger representation in legal, health and housing, and greater support in community and women's programs.''	550
"My real message for people is to find out who you are, decide whether you want to work 70hours a week for the boss or if it's important to have a life _ play footy, spend time with the kids, go out with friends,'' Mr Druguid said.	560
"People should learn to focus. Say you've taken the kids out for lunch, turn off the pager, turn off the mobile, turn off from work and totally focus on the quality time,'' he said.	560
"The award was fantastic recognition of thousands of hours of hard work from many, many people in growing the event over the past 20 years,'' Ms Croft said.	574
"The 2000 award was given to the Sydney Olympians so I guess we are in pretty good company, particularly with an event budget of about 0.01% of the Olympics.''	574
"John had the most integrity of any solicitor I'd known,'' Mr Purvis said.	580
"On the Monday the doctors told us to be prepared for the worst,'' John said.	594
"His parents had to agree to turn his life support off which was very traumatic.''	596
"I like to think the book is both practical and hopeful,'' Cyndi said. "It can guide women through dark moments and shed some light on breast cancer. I began writing a journal even before the doctor told me the result of my mammogram and I kept writing all the way through surgery and afterwards. In the beginning, especially those first couple of weeks after diagnoses and shock, it was the writing of the journal that calmed me and helped me get through each day.''	606
"I like to think the book is both practical and hopeful,'' Cyndi said. "It can guide women through dark moments and shed some light on breast cancer. I began writing a journal even before the doctor told me the result of my mammogram and I kept writing all the way through surgery and afterwards. In the beginning, especially those first couple of weeks after diagnoses and shock, it was the writing of the journal that calmed me and helped me get through each day.''	606
Cyndi had written nine self- help books before she was diagnosed with breast cancer and has had to apply all her own philosophies to her situation. "I had to see if what I talked about in my books worked,'' she said.	608
"I decided then I would be much nicer to myself and rest more and keep a nutritious diet and have a more balanced life. I did a lot of simplyfying, gave myself permission to be more self- nuturing. I think all women should do that. Take preventative steps to fight against breast cancer. There is a lot of evidence to show that a low fat diet, not being overweight, exercising, reducing stress, all increase your changes of not getting breast cancer.''	610
"I really want to urge women of all ages to look after themselves,'' she said. "To take care, don't neglect themselves. An early diagnoses can result in a 100 percent cure. You must be vigilant. Have regular mamograms. In NSW where I live, statistics show that even though women over 50 are eligible for free mammograms only 53% of women take advantage of that. Have clinical examinations. You cannot always detect a lump yourself.''	612
"I really want to urge women of all ages to look after themselves,'' she said. "To take care, don't neglect themselves. An early diagnoses can result in a 100 percent cure. You must be vigilant. Have regular mamograms. In NSW where I live, statistics show that even though women over 50 are eligible for free mammograms only 53% of women take advantage of that. Have clinical examinations. You cannot always detect a lump yourself.''	612
"I think the main reasons Caloundra is going ahead so quickly is that there is affordable land, more land than further up the Coast and it has a council that is efficient and easy to deal with,'' Mr Rutch said.	630
"There is a variety of people moving here from down south and while some are retiring, others are relocating to start businesses,'' he said.	632
"Chris Rudledge has left us, but the family of the fire service will never forget him,'' Mr Johnson said.	644
"He knew how to laugh, didn't he?'' Richard asked.	648
"I can read slowly,'' she said.	654
"I have an obligation to see my term through and I'm not going to cave in (to her detractors),'' she said.	656
"It's a strength to know your weaknesses ... I regularly rely on others when it comes to facts and figures,'' Mr Thompson said.	658
"If Alison does have a weakness it's that she trusts people too much.''	660
"I have to stand up _ in this whole matter, no-one has looked at the terror I've been subjected to,'' she said.	672
"The tender process has concluded, the carpark has been passed by council and now is the time for everyone to just get on with it,'' he said.	682
"We now have a fantastic product on The Esplanade, but that is no use to anyone if no one can park and enjoy it.''	684
"We desperately need the carpark or tourists will just get sick of it and move on somewhere else.''	684
"The Premier has been particularly concerned about private divers going out in their own boats and not being covered by public liability insurance in the case of an accident,'' Mr Riddell said.	694
"Those permits would require a signature from the diver acknowledging they were trained and prepared for the dive, and also that they accepted full responsibility for their actions.''	698
"Understandably the Federal Government has said it wants a decision shortly or it will look at other options,'' Mr Riddell added.	700
"Hopefully providing this legal opinion will clear the final hurdle.''	702
"This new innovation provides more than 8000 Australian couples, who seek fertility treatments annually, access to a more practical and simpler alternative to conventional IVF drug treatments,'' he said.	714
fully encourage more and more couples to consider assisted fertility treatments.''	716
"We're amazed _ we've been trying for 10 years (to conceive naturally and through other assistance treatments),'' she said yesterday.	718
"It's very quick _ once you get used to dialling up how much you actually have to have (of the hormone) it's just easy,'' she said.	722
"It doesn't take too much out of your day when you have to do it every day.''	722
"The Nambour General Hospital has been in crisis since July 1. That crisis in unremitting and not getting any better,'' Australian Medical Association of Queensland North Coast representative Mason Stevenson said.	728
"These are not trivial health problems,'' Dr Stevenson said.	732
"Hopefully others will speak out too and something might happen,'' she said.	736
"I've been told that if I had private cover I could get an operation in two weeks. But I can't work so I can't afford it. I am stuck between a rock and a hard place. And there is no end in sight.''	736
"I'm always taking anti inflammatories just to remain functioning. It's also causing problems further up my spine because I have been walking to favour it,'' she said.	738
"I'm only 43 and I've got a lot of active life left. I can't live the next 20 years like this.''	740
"Unless concessions are made in their negotiations with doctors this problem will only get worse.''	744
"We'd heard it was more like 60% all over her hands, her face and down one side of her body,'' Ms O'Brien said of the Caloundra local, who was in the Sari Club during the epic Bali bomb blasts.	750
"She couldn't hold the phone to talk,'' Ms O'Brien said.	758
When I was posted to Australia I wanted to visit all of the Filipino communities and this is part of that commitment,'' Mr Gaa said.	768
The bombings certainly affect the Philippines region,'' he said.	770
But our history of strong ties goes back before these bombings.''	772
Both our nations are now in a fight against terror, part of a common front with the rest of the world.''	776
We've had incredible growth when you consider we started in the old Lensworth office at Currimundi with 12 trainees and two trainers in June last year,'' he said.	784
We'll start advertising for staff from this weekend I wouldn't be surprised if we had around 200 employees by June,'' Mr Weston said.	786
I'm extremely pleased with the quality of staff we've been able to recruit.''	786
We were always drawing firetrucks and helicopters, we wanted to be firefighters. We were also going to live in an old airplane, deck it out and put carpet on the walls,'' she said with a grin.	796
We've got to keep going for Jack,'' she said.	806
We've got to be strong for him now.''	806
They want to remove the toys themselves they want to grieve together,'' she said.	812
It's very difficult, but we're doing what we can,'' Ms Weyman-Jones said.	814
She auditioned on a borrowed instrument I think she's on cloud nine right now,'' her mum Amy Compton-Keen said.	820
It (the euphonium) was sitting in a canefield for a few months. The bag was quite wet but the instrument wasn't damaged.''	822
The race has definitely come a long way in 20 years,'' 51-year-old O'Neill said.	830
The transition areas weren't even roped off, so your bikes just sat in the park.''	832
But he still holds most dear the feeling of achievement he gets each year as he crosses the finish line: Just getting through the race is the best part for me. I've had injuries for the last three years, so it's a good feeling just to get through and finish it.''	834
But I do not feel I am the champion until I have beaten Carmen Marton from Victoria,'' she said.	842
She did not compete this time because she has been in Greece for the World Cup, where she won silver.''	842
I have been working as a waitress but they (the firm) told me they had to put me off,'' she said.	846
I am now looking to get into the tourism area.''	848
We should warn people that while weekends are a good thing, if you party too hard, accidents do happen,'' the spokesperson said.	860
If people choose to treat a vehicle as a toy, then they should expect consequences of death or serious injury,'' he said.	862
It was a great run and a perfect day for it,'' Ms Knight said.	872
"We did a 100 kilometre run from the Etto to Yandina and Coolum, and back along the coast road,'' Ms Knight said.	874
The board has made an allocation after considering the low water levels around the state,'' he said.	880
We're going to sell the water to Sunwater (the State Government water authority) and they'll sell it to the irrigators obviously it's going to assist those people in need.''	882
When I first came up from Brisbane, people used to refer to Landsbrough as the town of the way to Maleny,'' Mr Morrow, who owns Landsborough Pub said.	892
Part of what today was about was telling people Landborough is the gateway to the Blackall Range. Stop here, have a cold beer, see all that the town has to offer, visit our great museum.''	894
Everyone had a lot of fun. The support from the community groups and and business people has been wonderful. It's great to see what can be achieved when everyone gets together.''	896
I was struggling in the heat towards the end. I came back from Brazil and started the Satellite Tour the very next day, and I've played almost every day since then for the last month,'' 24-year-old Larose said.	906
But in the third set I came back, I thought this is it, this is the final day of the Satellite Tour, I have to dig deep'.''	908
Simon played great today,'' Sirianni said.	910
I thought I played pretty good, but just got pipped at the end.''	910
I gave him my all in the last game, I just couldn't break him,'' the 27-year-old Tennis Australia vetran said.	912
It was very disappointing that we had all the no-shows from the Brisbane and Gold Coast runners,'' she said.	932
When you're running with a pack you have the other runners' backs to focus on and you're thinking about the tactics of the race, but when there's no-one else it makes it a very long 25 laps.''	936
We're not anticipating any problems over the weekend,'' Insp Neilson said.	956
It's just about all the brothers and their families getting together for a holiday,'' Bandidos secretary Sep'' said.	958
I have had complaints of the smell of fuel in our drains on Coral Street on and off for years,'' she said.	972
This has been different, this has been a serious release of fuel,'' she said.	974
I will be moving a resolution at the next meeting of the planning committee that council take Bad Girls into the Planning and Environment Court because they have breached the conditions of the approval on their original application,'' Mrs Cansdell said.	978
It's too near churches, Lifeline, the scouts and girl guides and in that area higher-density residential development is going to come in thick and fast. To me they should get out and set up near the brothel at Kunda Park.''	986
I'll certainly have a champagne over this one,'' Sunshine Coast Turf Club chairman Les Geeves said after the QR approved the Caloundra City Cup meeting as the state's metropolitan meeting for July 5, 2003.	1004
The approval is worth many millions of dollars in promotion and tourism for the Sunshine Coast.''	1006
It was a big decision to come down here, but there's not a lot on this time of year,'' Larose said.	1020
Nothing against this event, it's well organised, but I want to be playing main tour events.''	1022
I reckon golf would have been the sport,'' he laughed.	1028
I've raced all the guys who are competing this weekend before and beaten them at various stages. so I'm not overly worried about that. I'd prefer to concentrate on my own race,'' Peach said.	1036
"Nichole was trying to control the steering wheel and I found a knife in his pocket and threw it out the window,'' she said.	1046
"I was really scared ... I thought something bad was going to happen,'' she said.	1048
"It was terrible,'' she said. "I could just cry.''	1052
"It was terrible,'' she said. "I could just cry.''	1052
"Sasha was shaking and she said to me: `Mummy, I didn't think I was ever going to see you again','' she said.	1054
"They were both very brave little girls,'' she said.	1056
"I think they've done exceptionally well. Had the young girls not fought back, we might have been looking at something completely different today,'' Det Snr Sgt Schmidt said.	1058
"Both countries have suffered a terrible loss,'' he said.	1074
"In many ways the people they have met and the experiences they have had, have shaped who they have become as adults. Surfers have developed their own service of grieving and it reflects the Balinese belief that everything comes from and goes back to the sea.''	1076
"The day of mourning will give all Australians an opportunity to express their grief at the terrible events of October 12 and to show that terror will only serve to strengthen us as a nation and strengthen our resolve for peace.''	1078
"I normally fly to Brisbane and then drive up but the cost of the Virgin flight was so good I decided to fly direct,'' he said.	1082
"We were having so much fun I got a bit carried away,'' Mr Feehan said.	1086
"It means we'll have around 420,000 seats a year coming into the airport,'' he said.	1088
"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
"I thought this is a sick person I'm dealing with here _ I was afraid and I was on my own,'' she said.	1096
"We have a community consultation officer on staff and I think he could have done the work without having to spend $50,000 of ratepayers' money,'' she said.	1112
"To get impartiality, to get fairness and to be open about it,'' he said.	1114
"It needs to be someone at arm's length from the council who can pull it together and can have good, open communications,'' he said.	1114
"It went very well, the kidney started functioning immediately,'' Mrs Eaves said from the couple's Lake Cooroibah home, where she is looking after grandsons Darcy, 10, and Benjamin, 6.	1120
"Medical staff said it usually takes a couple of days for the kidney to start working, but this one must have been full of yippy beans _ it took straight away,'' she said.	1120
"I wouldn't want to go through this every day and I hope it's still functioning in 45 years,'' Mrs Eaves said.	1126
"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
"We understand that people need a balance in their lives between work and family so we try to ensure staff have the opportunity to achieve that,'' she said.	1134
"We have a lot of fun every day.''	1136
"There was a fella with a piece of four by two just swinging and swinging and hitting him,'' Mr Sheppard said.	1142
"He kept on flogging him and flogging him.''	1144
"There's trouble of some kind here every day.''	1148
"To be overcome with retribution ... would mean that evil hasreally triumphed,'' Brisbane An glican bishop Richard Appleby told the congregation of about 150 people at St John's Cathedral.	1160
"If we respond to evil with evil we will become part of the problem.''	1162
"It's quite horrendous,'' said an emotional Sherie Rodrigues, afriend of bomb victim Jodie Cearns.	1164
"To think that this could happen. I didn't think I would ever beaffected by anything like this. To especially know somebody, it'sscary,'' Ms Rodrigues said.	1166
"I just want the families to know that we're thinking of them.''	1166
"Please all those young people don't feel guilty that you're alive and that some didn't make it.''	1168
because we've just got to live in hope and pray that this doesn't happen again,'' she said, wiping tears from her eyes.	1170
"This, per head of population, has been far more devastating asfar as carnage of young life - children, mothers, brothers,'' shesaid.	1172
"Today I had to come. I'm a mum, I'm a grandma, I'm a wife, I'm all of those and people out there are all suffering for no goodreason.''	1172
"There is nothing we would like more than to get this donequickly, but it's on a scale un precedented for Australia and rare in the world,'' said Julian Slater, head of the victim identification squad flown in from Australia.	1184
"It is possible that some people may not be identified,'' he said.	1188
And despite the fact that Australian authorities had confirmed at least 30 Australian dead, he said: "Nobody has been identified to the point of repatriation.''	1188
"It might seem like red tape, but visual identification hastaken place in circumstances of extreme duress, and we need to be absolutely confident these are correct,'' Mr Slater said.	1192
"It is a prolonged and extraordinarily complex process.''	1192
"There are other forensic issues to consider here,'' the official said.	1198
"These people did not fall off the back of a motorbike.''	1200
"He wishes to extend publicly his profound apologies to (the six victims),'' Page's lawyer Jon Tippett told the court.	1210
"He deeply regrets the distress and concern that his actions have caused,'' Mr Tippett said.	1212
"And with the specific idea of ending it at some point at an isolated place using one of the guns he possessed.''	1214
"It's a long-established tradition in Australia for elected representatives to voice no confidence in their leaders,'' she said.	1226
"It's not me that's on trial at the Royal Commission,'' she said.	1230
"Give me some real reason for your stupid, out-of-order motion today.''	1234
"I have to put up with extreme personality disorders,'' she said.	1238
"I've always admired her for her speeches - which she reads,'' she said.	1240
"She was able to say her name and give them her mother's name and telephone number, and asked the woman (doctor) to ring and tell her parents she loved them,'' he said. Julie died in theatre.	1250
"It's such a shame and such a waste. I'm an only child now. To get the message and to know there is a body, at least we'll have some form of closure,'' he said.	1252
"I can't understand this. I want people to know about my sister and know about our grief.''	1254
"I think the tribunal has made an important decision, particularly for the local community,'' Mr O'Connor said.	1262
"We're in Maroochydore to stay,'' he said. "We bought the building. We're not going anywhere.''	1268
"We're in Maroochydore to stay,'' he said. "We bought the building. We're not going anywhere.''	1268
"The odds are certainly against us,'' Mr Regano said.	1276
"The rest of Queensland has done well in the last few years, but south-east Queensland has been bad for three seasons. This is now likely to be the fourth.''	1276
"This is a new science _ that's as good as we can do at the moment,'' Mr Regano said.	1278
"In Autumn, it all changes,'' he said.	1284
"Autumn can't be predicted _ the climate is so changeable then no-one can forecast through the barrier,'' he said.	1284
"Because Bali has always been regarded as immune, security had become lax, awareness was lax, people were off guard,'' he said.	1296
"That would never have happened in Jakarta _ people are much more suspicious there.''	1300
"I'm not concerned about my own personal security in any way,'' he said.	1302
"I've lost friends and friends of friends, but there's been no talk of reprisals ... let tolerance be the winner.''	1304
"It's part of a long-term strategy,'' he said.	1316
"On a number of occasions I have seen the driver pull up at the kerb south of the shelter, near the busy intersection, to enable a commuter in a wheelchair to board the bus,'' she said.	1322
"This is potentially dangerous to the commuter, passengers and passing cars and pedestrians.''	1322
``Something needs to be done on the Sunshine Coast to remove this disturbing reputation of the area being particularly prone to crashes,'' he said.	1352
``There's the capacity issue but there's also the safety aspect of dividing the traffic ... when you've got traffic travelling at high speeds it's essential to separate it.''	1354
``Toward the southern end they need to look at removing some of the more confusing engineering,'' he said.	1356
``It's fair to say that confusion is a real negative in a safety sense,'' he said.	1358
``If you're coming out of Mooloolaba you've got to get over three lanes to get over to Coolum (ie the turn-off to the north).''	1360
``Road authorities are increasingly recognising that drivers will make errors and lack concentration ... they're becoming more forgiving of human failings (in their planning),'' he said.	1362
Although the bank had cleared the cheque, it reimbursed him the sum because he raised the issue before the cheque had been approved, he said. "It was just fortunate I happened to be online because some people don't get their statements for weeks or even months,'' he said.	1376
"Get well, Dad, and hurry up so that we can go fishing. Bye, Mathew. Get well,'' Mathew wrote.	1390
"Big hugs and kisses, Tasha Bear.''	1400
"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
"It was such a poignantly sad event,'' Mr Slipper said.	1404
"It was an amazing outpouring of grief,'' he said.	1406
Mr Slipper said it would have been incredibly difficult for the 200 family members who gathered. "It was very difficult to remain composed.''	1406
"I experienced feelings I never knew I had when I saw people lighting candles for their loved ones.''	1408
"I'm confident it will will go very, very well,'' he said in between setting up displays yesterday.	1416
"There's nothing else like this on the Sunshine Coast.''	1416
"I have met so many fantastic people,'' Mr Moir said "It has been very good fun.''	1430
"I have met so many fantastic people,'' Mr Moir said "It has been very good fun.''	1430
"I think it has been a great lifestyle here, but we just want a change and my wife has family there,'' Mr Moir said.	1436
"We came to Buderim when it was just a quiet little village and we want to return to that kind of lifestyle.''	1438
"He's an excellent photographer,'' Mr Moir said.	1440
"Now, some five years after gun laws were brought in, we see an increase in gun related crimes of 75%,'' he wrote in a letter.	1446
"The way around it is for the government to get off their backsides and do something about the illegal gun trade and bring in some really harsh penalties,'' he said.	1448
"We live in a world of heightened anxiety and potential division and the better world of tomorrow can be crafted in the classrooms of today.''	1462
"It is important to teach them that life is about making mistakes and taking the pressure off them.''	1464
"I think it's grossly unfair, but they (council and the body corporate) are unrelenting,'' Ms Davis said.	1474
"They want me to get rid of one of them _ that's something I just won't do.''	1476
"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
"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
"That includes providing every household with a 2000 gallon water tank.''	1494
"We need to be pro-active. It's not scaremongering, I believe it's a real threat that local authorities across Australia should be addressing.''	1496
"It's alarmist, scaremongering and it doesn't need to be highlighted by people that are supposed to be responsible and I would think it's got a long way to go,'' Mr Aldous said.	1498
"We're not as bad as other areas in the state, but we have to make sure we use water responsibly.''	1510
"We've been able to manage use with that system because people are better at conserving water that way,'' Mr Sabburg said.	1512
"This is a dire situation,'' he said.	1522
"The time for fires in Queensland is now.''	1522
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
"There was talk about it at the start of the year. Then when the time came, we just tried to grasp it with two hands.''	1530
"If it wasn't safe, we wouldn't be going,'' Sam said.	1532
"It's just a complete opposite (to Australia),'' he said.	1534
"It was a bit of a culture shock. There are lots of people who need help.''	1534
"We're hoping to gain experience and understand their culture,'' Sam said.	1538
"We'll help them, but it's also for us as well.''	1538
"Money's not a problem, I'll pay gratefully but let's get our priorities right,'' Mr Raison said.	1548
"Surely they could have helped my boy and then hunted for cash.''	1548
"If the patient is not satisfied with seeing a GP, they can wait for an emergency doctor to see them,'' a hospital spokesperson said.	1552
"If you had told me this (that she'd marry a farmer) this time last year I would have thought you were mad,'' she said.	1566
"And he looked really, really good in his suit at the wedding!''	1568
"I thought the kids might be silly about it but they were really good,'' she said.	1572
"We're probably both fairly quiet people and shy,'' she said.	1576
"We're both very close to our families and we trust one another ... I like it that he looks after me.''	1578
"It is a great opportunity for parents to see the value of exercise for their children,'' club spokesperson Pauline Pearson said.	1588
"The open day will allow children to experience some exercise to music, games, and the opportunity to ... challenge themselves over a large variety of gymnastic equipment.''	1590
"The most growth (in Queensland) will be the middle suburbs of Brisbane,'' Prof Stimson said.	1600
"People moving to independent retirement villages generally move over a very short distance from where they are already _ usually about six kilometres,'' he said.	1602
"Most enquiries are from locals and we're getting a few from Brisbane,'' he said.	1606
"Interest in the Sunshine Coast will continue to grow,'' he said.	1612
"I think we'll see people choosing shorter stays at resort- style retirement villages.''	1614
"The challenge will be to find available land, because it needs to be near amenities,'' he said.	1618
"Usable land is becoming scarce.''	1618
"We could help people who had family and friends there, people who lost someone to this tragedy, people close to someone who was injured, or perhaps someone who was there,'' she said.	1626
"There are many different emotions involved in the grief process. Initially there can be shock and denial ... then a whole cascade of other emotions can set in.''	1628
"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
"There would be a lot of people struggling with their own emotional issues following this very public trauma,'' Mr Warren said.	1636
"If people are concerned with how they are coping a good place to start looking for help is through their GP, or agencies such as Lifeline, or therapists in public practice.''	1636
"Nobody minds all these things being exposed,'' she said.	1644
"One of the child's parents contacted police and it was established that the complaint was fabricated,'' Sgt Tinker said.	1658
"The defence forces are as busy as they've been since the Vietnam War, perhaps busier,'' he said.	1676
"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
"Our training is so good that private companies target our staff once they've been with us for about five years,'' he said.	1678
Our framework sat on the block for six weeks through the torrential rain we had in August. The wood buckled and went mouldy.''	1694
It's the black market that's causing these problems,'' he said.	1702
It's already hard to get a gun licence,'' he said.	1708
You have to prove you're a member of a club, and there's heaps of paperwork.''	1710
It's really awful but there's not much we can do about it. The weather conditions haven't been the best it's been fairly still and when it is blowing, it's a northerly and just blows it all into shore,'' he said.	1718
All we need is a couple of days of strong southerlys and a bit of a wave to push it out to sea,'' he said.	1724
We used the icebox to advantage with the swell and wind to help navigate back to land,'' Ross said.	1736
For two days we travelled up and down the Coast on the seven metre tides before reaching land about 15km from where we launched the boat. Without the Evakool we would not be here today.''	1738
I wouldn't be surprised if either of them was right in it at the finish,'' Roosenburg said yesterday.	1746
There are very few players with his talent. It's just up to him to make the most of the talents he has.''	1750
I wouldn't be surprised if either of them was right in it at the finish,'' Roosenburg said yesterday.	1758
There are very few players with his talent. It's just up to him to make the most of the talents he has.''	1762
I was not notified about the player being taken; I was short of players and under stress; but I didn't use any bad language,'' Klaus said.	1780
We are thrilled, absolutely stoked,'' Mr Berardo said.	1788
We are really happy for the whole region and for our team.''	1790
It was for a little bit of everything,'' Mr Berardo said.	1792
It also included fine dining and service standards.''	1794
They only count your best three results, and I've got two firsts and a third,'' Ravazzano said.	1808
Unless someone comes back and wins three contests in a row, the pro junior tour should pretty much be in the bag.''	1810
It should be pretty good to get everyone up here. I've been bumming places to stay off people down south most of the year, so I'll have a few favours to return,'' he said.	1812
"Our children have to look up to the head of the school ... it has to be someone they can admire,'' one parent said.	1828
"We were never out to destroy the school.''	1830
"The teachers have tried to protect the students from the issue and we're very pleased the process has been finalised,'' the teacher, who refused to be identified for fear of repercussions,'' said.	1834
"The teachers have tried to protect the students from the issue and we're very pleased the process has been finalised,'' the teacher, who refused to be identified for fear of repercussions,'' said.	1834
"School was just over at the time and many of the students were being bussed out,'' Mr Clyne said.	1840
"We were able to save the school but we're worried about the fire jumping the motorway.''	1840
"It's a dream come true, it really is,'' she said.	1854
"Go all you home-based business out there!''	1854
"Everyone who has bought my books has won this award for me,'' Mrs Sym said.	1862
"Under the IPA (Intergrated Planning Act) regime it's important that the council understands the economic and social dimensions of each community,'' Mr Buckley said. It was not enough for the council when considering new developments to investigate traditional concepts like water quality and vegetation loss. "It needs also to understand vacant shop tenancies etc in Nambour and other communities.	1868
"The thing that came through loud and clear, almost from the very first meeting with the public was the importance of local area planning.''	1868
"Anything built in Coolum for example would be quite different from another regional community.''	1870
A major thrust of the review is to come up with "sustainable futures.''	1874
"It's a dream come true, it really is,'' she said.	1882
"Go all you home-based business out there!''	1882
"Everyone who has bought my books has won this award for me,'' Mrs Sym said.	1890
"I never have a spare moment, everything I do is working towards something,'' she said.	1896
"If I go to the beach I go for a run or take a text book to read while I'm going for a walk.''	1898
"It's been hard. I've had to give up a lot of stuff just to focus on school and sport, but it's been worthwhile.''	1900
"He could be a pro _ he plays off two,'' Mason said.	1908
"They're just talking me up so when they play themselves no one takes much notice,'' Anasta said, insisting his handicap was really 12.	1908
"It was too hard _ better money, but too hard,'' he said yesterday, rounding up Mason and Patten for a pre-game putting contest.	1912
"I suppose it's right to say Dawn and I have always lived by the rule if you're going to be in a community you have to contribute to it,'' he said.	1924
"There is a huge sense of satisfaction, knowing that you can contribute in some small way.''	1928
"It's one of only half-a-dozen large parcels of waterfront land left in the area and it's the only one with a house right at the water's edge, which you are no longer allowed to do,'' Mr Reed said.	1938
"The property virtually has its own natural cordon santinaire,'' he said.	1940
"That (first) attack was totally out of character and one that I found deeply disturbing,'' Mr Mooney recalls.	1950
"I am very treatment resistant,'' said the former Royal Navy war veteran whose disorder forced him to quit a senior executive business position years ago.	1954
"I have not had a very good life.''	1954
"The vagus is called the superhighway to the brain,'' Mr Mooney said.	1958
"I'm not doing this just as a selfish,'' Mr Mooney said.	1962
" My daughter has it (bipolar), my sister and two grand daughters.''	1964
We've also got guys coming from all over Australia for the event,'' Roberts said.	1970
People can enter right up until the Tuesday before the event and you could be lining up against anyone from Joe Bloggs to Andrew Jackson. That's how the event has been designed.''	1972
"We put them through scientific testing at Queensland University of Technology where they were tested for strength, endurance, flexibility and balance,'' he said.	1982
"They need it all these days ... to be successful, a rider has to be very polished indeed.''	1984
I did this for two years but really hated it,'' he said.	1986
I later had a job as a ground worker at Gosford track and then started riding.''	1988
Ninety percent of my staff are women,'' he said.	1998
We're always looking to promote within our organisation ... it's all strictly on ability.''	1998
We have the obligation not to discriminate against sex, race and age and yet this agency is saying we've got to report to them each year ... it's just a paperwork overload,'' he said.	2000
I'd only have to go to Corbould Park today and look at the number of people betting to see that,'' she said.	2010
Gambling in this area is a big problem if you look at the Caloundra region alone people are spending between two and three million dollars a month on the pokies,'' she said.	2012
I've seen it happen with clients the moment comes when relationships break up, they incur debts with the bank, they start selling personal items or take money from their spouse or partner,'' she said.	2014
Losing another child is something I wouldn't be able to live with,'' a grateful and proud Gwen said.	2024
Marcus said matter-of-factly yesterday: I grabbed him (Trent) by the arm.''	2030
I'm so proud of him he's normally so self-centred about things happening around him,'' his mother said.	2032
I have made them thinner in the rails and changed the fins,'' he said.	2042
When I turn off the top of a wave I can push the tail out more easily.''	2044
I owe Dad a lot,'' he said.	2046
This equipment is the latest available and identical to what is installed in the capital cities,'' Mr Askew said.	2058
The travelling public are now much more aware of what they can and can't take onto an aeroplane,'' he said.	2064
"We're not a physically driving roadshow _ we fly into each of the capitals, then drive the trophies to each location,'' she said yesterday.	2070
"They're worth millions of pounds _ insurance has been a huge issue and there are security guards who stand over them at each location.''	2072
"I'd like to get involved in projects such as public education campaigns against things like drink driving and speeding.''	2084
They're probably the equivalent of the 18ft racing skiffs,'' Rickards said.	2104
The f18s is a very popular new division,'' Rickards said.	2108
I'm going to keep asking because the public has a right to know it's getting value for money,'' the Liberal Party shadow Minister for Training said.	2116
Those millions were also public money and we need to know it's being accounted for,'' Mrs Sheldon said.	2118
Didn't DET do any checks?'' she asked.	2120
They have an academy side in residence at Capalaba, and they should certainly be quite competitive,'' Martin said.	2128
Matthew has been at the AIS in Adelaide for the past three years,'' Martin said.	2130
We've got a strong squad with plenty of first grade experience.''	2134
"There is no such place as North Caloundra,'' he said. "You will not find it on any map or in any referdex.''	2142
"There is no such place as North Caloundra,'' he said. "You will not find it on any map or in any referdex.''	2142
The Sunshine Coast beaches were of just such a fantastic standard it's getting harder and harder for the judges each year,'' Ms Johnston said.	2154
We've had outstanding support from individual companies and community groups which has helped us raise the bar even from last year,'' cr Natoli said.	2158
"The Sunshine Coast is a resort and retirement strip, newer than the Gold Coast and with more room, hence not so intensively developed,'' its authors wrote.	2166
"We've never had enough jobs to match the rapidly growing population,'' he said.	2168
"I think many people are prepared to make a sacrifice (in wages) to live on the Coast.''	2170
"But that's not to say that more funding wouldn't be welcomed,'' he said.	2174
"There are jobs advertised at Centrelink saying they're open to everyone and they're not technically,'' she said.	2180
"The government makes no apologies that the first responsibility is for people without work and getting them into jobs and helping people from welfare into work.''	2182
"I don't want to be near the tail ... I'll be trying to have her a bit worse than mid-field, hopefully one off the rail.''	2200
"This year's race seems to be even more intriguing than usual with the foreign contingent adding to the mystique,'' the spokesperson said.	2204
"Set limits in the morning on the amount of money and alcohol you are going to use and take only a small amount with you, leaving keycards and bankcards at home.''	2208
The PGA and PGA Tour have been working closely in a number of areas and it is our pleasure to provide this opportunity to the next PGA champion,'' Tour chairman Wayne Grady said.	2218
"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
"We are all desperately waiting for some details.''	2230
"It turned out to be a fatal mistake.''	2234
"It's just devastating that he is gone . . . it's the last thing we would've ever expected.''	2238
She did not seem to know what was going on,'' he said.	2256
We intercepted her about 5km south of Moby Vics at 7.15pm. Initially, she said she had only had one glass of champagne but this quickly changed to half a bottle. It was obviously quite a bit more.''	2256
Normally we'd only have half that number change hands we've definitely been going through a boom, but at the same time we're clearly at or about the peak of the cycle,'' he said.	2272
Over the last two years we've had big increases in the value of waterfront and other well-located homes,'' he said.	2274
But it has really only been a catch-up, and with risks of interest rate rises not evident, a shortage of land and continued strong population growth, our market is at less risk than the capital cities.''	2274
He added, You would have to expect there will be some moderation, but I would have thought we would see a period of plateauing, rather than falls in value like we saw in 1995.''	2276
We certainly don't smack our children left right and centre,'' Mrs Appleton said.	2284
But our children know that for certain things they will get a smack, for example, hurting someone on purpose or being deliberately disobedient.''	2286
We get told a lot how fantastic our kids are we work hard and put a lot of time in with them.''	2288
Kids can now go onto the internet and find out where parties are on the Sunshine Coast through chat rooms,'' he said.	2296
Or you find flyers are given out or the person holding the party invites 10 friends, then each friend invites 10 others and so on and next thing the neighbourhood is full and trouble starts.''	2296
It's not just to police, it's to everything often these kids come from broken families and no-one seems to be taking responsibility for their behaviour,'' he said.	2298
This means you have not reached the Coast until after you have sailed past Caloundra,'' Mayor Don Aldous said.	2308
This is ridiculous? I'll certainly be making a representation to the decision makers.''	2308
When you look at the map, we are in a triangle,'' Brendan said.	2322
We are all mates and the families get on well so we are certainly not alone out there.''	2324
It might sound crazy to some people that I'm looking forward to moving out there but the lifestyle in the bush is great,'' Brendan said.	2328
Unfortunately this is going to upset the public,'' Trade Workers Union delegate Harry Adsett said yesterday.	2332
I think 99% of our customers support us all the way.''	2334
The award states we should be getting $9.70 per afternoon and night shift which works out to be about $48 a week,'' delegate Mick Ingles said.	2336
Unless the company wants to do something about this then anytime from midnight on Tuesday night to midnight on Wednesday all the buses will be off the road.''	2338
There is nothing wrong with that road. It's in good condition,'' he said.	2348
It appears to be 100% human error. That road can't be blamed.''	2350
This school is an institution bigger than any one individual,'' Mr McColm said.	2366
Everything is going along like clockwork,'' tournament director Phil Cutt said.	2370
We couldn't be happier with how the preparations have gone. We've had good weather and the course is looking superb.''	2372
Local golf enthusiasts will be able to experience the course in the pristine condition that the professionals will take on a few days later,'' marketing communications manager Kaarin Lindsay said.	2374
It is important for us to travel to schools throughout Queensland to educate our children regardless of where they live,'' Roberts said.	2382
We want to know that when children are enjoying any water activity this summer, whether it be in their backyard pool or at the local river or dam, they know how to stay safe.''	2384
These children will then become community members of the surf lifesaving movement no matter how far away they are from the beach,'' he said.	2386
It is pleasing that the paper acknowledges what local government in Queensland has been saying for more than a decade our roads have been underfunded, are becoming congested and unsafe, cannot cope with the increased demand placed on them and that urgent action is overdue,'' Mr Playford said.	2404
There is little doubt that the current situation is not sustainable. A coordinated efforts between all levels of government, industry and the private sector is required to deliver roads and transport links to keep local communities alive and maintain the competitiveness of the nation's regions into the future.''	2406
It was always there, but now people have more reason to pay in cash,'' one said.	2418
There's certainly no incentive for the customers to pay the tradesman GST because they've got no way to claim it back.''	2420
It's always been the case but it's rampant now,'' Mr Potts said.	2422
Especially since the home renovator market has gone through the roof. The black economy might have tightened up in the business to business transactions but certainly not in the renovating market.''	2422
It is a bit different,'' Mr Walkinshaw said.	2444
There are not many glass blowers around and even less who do specifically what we do.''	2446
The wine industry is our biggest market,'' Steve said.	2450
We do a bit of fancy stuff,'' Steve said.	2452
We can do whatever people like, really.''	2454
With 1600 students the school runs like a well oiled machine,'' he said.	2466
But at 2100 it starts to get a bit creaky.''	2468
It also created great difficulty in deciding the venues for the three days; fundamentally the competition has run on a home-and-away basis,'' Sheil said.	2476
The clubs decide the format and they have given us the basic ideas for the two rounds of home and away with the top five going into the finals.''	2478
I'm just getting all the luck at the moment,'' Purton said.	2486
That was a bit of a surprise. Because at the time I couldn't ride a winner, and I went up there and won five,'' he said.	2490
Wests have won three in a row too and they are fairly well positioned to win again,'' Moffett said.	2498
That gives more chances of getting on a winning roll, without relying on rather one player.''	2502
It's just wonderful,'' Helen Hamilton of Clancy's Takeaway said.	2514
Dicky had been the same forever and really needed this. We think it is beautiful and will bring so many more tourists to the area.''	2516
The end result speaks for itself and we invite everyone to come and see the new Dicky Beach,'' he said.	2520
Halfway through the season, Jeff (Williamson, then coach) said he wanted me in the first division,'' Kenny said.	2530
These guys are quick and athletic and they can jump like I never could.''	2532
With the Kings I was very much an undersized big man at 6ft 6in (198cm) and 90kg,'' he said.	2534
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy a golf course of the quality of Twin Waters,'' Mr Herd said.	2542
It's a wonderful course.''	2544
The venture is being promoted amongst Twin Waters residents, interstate and to other Sunshine Coast golfers,'' Mr Herd said.	2548
"We are leading the way in reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill by proving numerous opportunities for residents to reduce reuse and recycle their waste,'' he said.	2572
"What can I say?''	2580
"If that's how it's going to be, I'll die in jail. I cannot put my hand up for a crime I didn't commit,'' he said.	2582
"I don't care what you people think. My kids are gone. My family's gone. I'm a puppet on a string. The day I walk out of jail I'm dead. It doesn't matter to me.''	2582
"I know you want to go up north. You can't get visitors now,'' Shane Panoho, the police officer assisting the coroner, said.	2586
"I'm sure applications can be made if you help this family (the Gaudies),'' Sgt Panoho offered. "I don't mind if you consider this an inducement or not.''	2586
"I'm sure applications can be made if you help this family (the Gaudies),'' Sgt Panoho offered. "I don't mind if you consider this an inducement or not.''	2586
"The success of the Sunshine Coast model has been rolled out in the Whitsundays, Hervey Bay and the Gold Coast,'' he said.	2596
"A thousand dollars each is nothing to sneeze at,'' Ms Rachow said.	2600
"Until we get our federal members of Parliament on the Sunshine Coast and elsewhere to get off their bums and start putting pressure on the Federal Government than we are not going to get the result we want.''	2606
"What the Federal Government is basically doing is stealing from motorists and not putting the money back into roads.''	2608
"If we got it back you could have a highway made of bloody gold, almost, to the Sunshine Coast.''	2608
"We bought the land off council some time ago ... it's probably the most visible site in town,'' he said.	2616
"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
"We've had some preliminary floor plans drawn up but nothing specific at this stage,'' he said.	2620
"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
"You name it, we've done it,'' she said.	2642
"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
"It's such a challenge. You've got to change your whole attitude, your whole outlook.''	2648
"Be who you want to be,'' she said.	2650
_ don't be a great sportsperson if you don't want to be. Don't do something if it makes you feel uncomfortable.''	2650
"The Meet the Entrepreneur evenings are very practical events that help to inform and inspire local entrepreneurs to create their own business success stories _ they also reinforce the Innovation Centre's position as the innovation hub for the Sunshine Coast,'' Mr Graham said.	2664
"I'm doing this job, voluntarily, because I believe in the 700 apprentices we're securing futures for,'' Ms McRae said.	2668
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
"I remind divers and Sunshine Coast residents that the Liberal Member for Fisher, Peter Slipper, is on record several times promising the Federal Government will sink the ship off the Sunshine Coast and has the money to do so,'' he said.	2678
"The Federal Liberal Government is trying to squirm out of its election commitment by saying the State Government should pay for insurance premiums,'' Mr Beattie said.	2680
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
"They shouldn't have lawyers investigating lawyers,'' she said.	2690
"I went in there (to the QLS) looking for help and now all my trust for lawyers is gone.''	2690
"We'll all be in the same boat if it's left in the same system,'' she said.	2692
"The report criticises the QLS's handling of complaints, which is reason enough for the Beattie government to quickly finalise legal profession reform, including the creation of an independent body that can manage complaints without fear or favour,'' he said.	2694