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Repeat drug offender had open cans of bourbon in car

Premium Content A frequent drug user fronted court in high-vis work clothes despite being unemployed. Zachary Allan Lewis, 25, pleaded guilty in Gladstone Magistrates Court on Friday to 11 charges including four counts of possessing dangerous drugs and two counts of possessing drug utensils. Police prosecutor Sergeant Merrilyn Hoskins read the facts of Lewis’ case to the court, the worst of which occurred on January 16 2021. She said Tannum Sands police intercepted Lewis driving a brown Holden Commodore after observing him swerving between lanes and differing his speed. Sergeant Hoskins said a blood-alcohol content reading of .113 and only had a provisional licence. She said police observed two open cans of bourbon in the centre console of his car that were about half full.

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Savoyards bring popular Gilbert and Sullivan fantasy classic Iolanthe to life on stage

Robin Twyford directed the ever-popular Iolanthe, a tale of fantasy, fun and love as the House of Peers clashes with the Fairy Kingdom. The show was staged at Forum 28 and theatre critic Helen Wall was there on opening night and wrote The Mail’s review. She said that Barrow Savoyards had created just the right world of magic mixed with the absurd. The curtains opened on a scene from a Victorian child’s pop-up book, a rural idyll peopled by the most cheeky, mischievous, feisty fairies imaginable. They were led by Sheila Thorne, as a splendid Queen of the Fairies, singing her first major Gilbert and Sullivan role and making the most of the comic opportunities in the part, while Helen Troughton as Iolanthe sang beautifully and lent just the right amount of pathos to the story.