She believed she was strong enough to win, and now she definitely doesn’t want to turn back time.
For Kelly Davis combed and clipped her way to the Pooch Perfect title last night – with a little help from Cher.
The mother of two, 40, gave a miniature poodle a red-carpet groom and dressed it up to match in a style inspired by the singer.
Kelly Davis combed and clipped her way to the Pooch Perfect title last night – with a little help from Cher
She also impressed judges Colin Taylor and Verity Hardcastle in a challenge that involved giving a standard poodle a cut known as a continental clip.
Microgrids could become new energy solution for towns like Tarnagulla and Donald
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Microgrids powered by diesel generators have been used in remote communities since the 1980s.
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Regional towns once ran on their own power transfer stations, and it could be a case of history repeating if a new three-year study finds microgrids a viable option for resilient energy supply.
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People in Tarnagulla and Donald are already looking into resilient supplies of energy
Microgrids could be an option for communities that face environmental events
The not-for-profit Centre for New Energy Technologies (C4NET) will conduct the study, which will be funded by the federal government s Regional and Remote Communities Reliability Fund.
Luxury glamping pods and alpaca enclosure to be created in paddock of quaint village B&B
B&B owners John and Michelle Davies have decided to provide glamping pods to their customers
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Luxury glamping pods and an alpaca enclosure could soon be created in the paddock of a village B&B.
Thorpe Thewles Lodge B&B offers a quiet and tranquil retreat for couples and is also a popular stop for cyclists and those travelling for work.
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Carole Davis and her goddaughter Jennifer Brown say the stench has become unbearable
A 65-year-old woman has been left with unresolved plumbing issues for more than two months. (Image: Getty Images/EyeEm)
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