Kellyâs accused killer wakes from coma The man accused of the horrific attack on mother Kelly Wilkinson has emerged from a coma.
Crime by Jeremy Pierce
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Subscriber only The man accused of burning his estranged wife alive on the Gold Coast has emerged from a coma more than a week after the tragedy. Brian Earl Johnston allegedly doused Kelly Wilkinson, 27, in petrol and set her alight at an Arundel home last Tuesday. Kelly Wilkinson was found dead in the back yard of her Gold Coast home. Picture: Facebook Johnston was arrested in a nearby street also suffering significant burns and was rushed to hospital.
It says the path would destroy and affect the amenity values of the coastal dunal system, cause erosion, encourage people to walk along the beachfront during major storm events, increase the risk of damage to private properties by elevated sea levels and associated increased wave size and energy during bad weather, and undermine the integrity of the seawall. The application will heard in Southport Court on April 30. Hickey Lawyers Antony Knox declined to name who was representing the association, citing confidentiality. The Bulletin unsuccessfully tried to contact the association. A council spokeswoman said: As this matter is before the courts it would be inappropriate to comment.
It says the path would destroy and affect the amenity values of the coastal dunal system, cause erosion, encourage people to walk along the beachfront during major storm events, increase the risk of damage to private properties by elevated sea levels and associated increased wave size and energy during bad weather, and undermine the integrity of the seawall. The application will heard in Southport Court on April 30. Hickey Lawyers Antony Knox declined to name who was representing the association, citing confidentiality. The Bulletin unsuccessfully tried to contact the association. A council spokeswoman said: As this matter is before the courts it would be inappropriate to comment.
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It says the path would destroy and affect the amenity values of the coastal dunal system, cause erosion, encourage people to walk along the beachfront during major storm events, increase the risk of damage to private properties by elevated sea levels and associated increased wave size and energy during bad weather, and undermine the integrity of the seawall. The application will heard in Southport Court on April 30. Hickey Lawyers Antony Knox declined to name who was representing the association, citing confidentiality. The Bulletin unsuccessfully tried to contact the association. A council spokeswoman said: As this matter is before the courts it would be inappropriate to comment.