They did an amazing job, Ms Bourke said. Carter said they saw these two guys sitting on the beach, so they went out and started surfing and the next thing they noticed this guy was screaming out for help. Carter paddled over and said are you all right mate? . He was literally going under, she said. Ms Taylor said Zayde was the first to reach the distressed swimmer who was caught in a rip north of the flagged patrol area. Surf Life Saving Queensland s Sebastien de Paula on the scene of Sunday s drowning where a second man was saved by actions of three local boys.
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Subscriber only Bank branches have been closing at their fastest rate in two decades as the pandemic pushed more customers toward digital banking. Since COVID-19 struck in early 2020 there have been 53 permanent shutdowns completed or scheduled for Queensland, according to bank figures and Finance Sector Union data. Nationally the number is almost 300. Temporary COVID-related closures of some bank branches are continuing, and hundreds of ATMs have disappeared in a real blow to communities , the union says. FSU national secretary Julia Angrisano said there had been a sharp rise in branch closures in the past two years and the number was growing at its fastest rate since the early 2000s.
53 Queensland bank branches close in a year
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