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Court today: Worcester man on trial after allegations he knocked out partner with vacuum cleaner

TRIAL: Some of the cases being heard today, including a Worcester trial A 36-year-old Worcester man is due to appear in court today for his trial following allegations he knocked his partner out with a vacuum cleaner. Christopher Holder of Swallowfields, Warndon Villages, Worcester, denied a total of nine counts when he appeared at Worcester Crown Court in March. His trial, which is expected to last three days, is scheduled to start today. Holder faces a charge of controlling or coercive behaviour in an intimate or family relationship, two charges of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, two common assaults, two charges of possession of an offensive weapon (knives), one of taking a vehicle without the owner’s consent and one of driving while disqualified.

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Court today: Worcester man on trial after allegations he knocked out partner with vacuum cleaner

Court today: Worcester man on trial after allegations he knocked out partner with vacuum cleaner
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Interchange over stadium: Wallace defends budget decision

Premium Content Subscriber only Andrew Wallace says money could have been made for projects like Sunshine Coast Stadium if the federal government did not have to continually “prop up” state government responsibilities. The MP’s comments came after the May Budget’s release on Tuesday, with $172m set aside for new infrastructure projects across the Fisher and Fairfax electorates. The bulk of the funds will go to the Mooloolah River Interchange with $160m allocated with $7m to the Caloundra Transport Corridor Upgrade. There was no money made available for upgrading Sunshine Coast Stadium which has drawn criticism from the community and Sunshine Coast Council.

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Find $11m: Mayor blasts federal government s stadium snub

Mayor Mark Jamieson has demanded the federal government find $31 million to fund expansion of Sunshine Coast Stadium after an ‘inexplicable’ budget decision.

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Budget bounty revealed: The Coast projects that won and lost

The federal government is poised to tip in half the cash for a major upgrade of one of the region’s worst intersections. The Coast’s budget windfall was revealed by Federal MPs Ted O’Brien and Andrew Wallace ahead of Tuesday night’s federal budget. The Morrison Government will allocate $160 million, half of the $320 million required to deliver the long-awaited Mooloolah River Interchange. Fairfax MP Ted O’Brien said the interchange was a state government responsibility, but the federal government was stepping in after “too much talk and too little action”. The state government has spent $7.5 million on a detailed business case with the preferred option including:

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