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A night of nostalgia, puppetry and unfiltered political incorrectness awaits as a 90s icon returns to Mackay for one night only.
Anyone older than mid-20s is sure to remember Australian comedy sensation Agro the puppet and his larger than life presence on Agro’s Cartoon Connection show airing from 1989 to 1997.
After 30 years in the business – Agro, operated by Jamie Dunn – is live on stage and headed for Mackay.
Hosted by Big Brother’s Ben From Brisbane, Agro Up Late is a stroll down memory lane where fans can hear the naughtiest and funniest Aussie showbiz stories behind an accidental puppet that became an Aussie legend.
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Oregon lawmakers hear from wildfire survivors still waiting on relief by Tim Gruver, The Center Square | February 19, 2021 08:00 AM Print this article
Oregon lawmakers on Thursday heard from survivors of the state’s 2020 wildfires who laid out the work needed to rebuild their homes.
Over four and a half hours, the 10 members of the House Special Committee on Wildfire Recovery listened to more than 30 testifiers from Talent to Almeda.
In the months since the fires tore through some 1,600 square miles of the state last Labor Day, hundreds of families have been living in motel rooms, RVs, or bunking with relatives. Most have relied on local charities in lieu of public aid.
Upton resident Jamie Dunn has been calling on the local authority to take action for many months. Over the past year he has seen cars parking all along Pony Drive, before making their way across Poole Road and into the country park. While Dorset Council, as the highway authority, has launched the legal process to prohibit parking in Pony Drive, Mr Dunn said said BCP Council, who own the country park, should consider a reduction in parking charges in an effort to stop people looking for somewhere else to leave their vehicles. It has been a problem for the best part of 2020, said Mr Dunn.