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Subscriber only A Landsborough woman has had her suspended sentences for drink driving offences revoked after going on a 24-hour bender. Ebony Lee Daniel, 32, appeared before the Caloundra Magistrates Court on Wednesday for sentencing after pleading guilty to a High Range drink driving offence, driving disqualified and without a license, driving an unregistered vehicle and stealing. Police prosecutor Stephen Potter said officers had found Daniel leaving a car parked outside a Landsborough home after being tipped off she d been drinking for 24-hours straight on January 4, 2021. Daniel s partner had called the police to report she had been drink driving and had damaged her car before getting it towed back to the house.
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Emerald locals are being encouraged to warm up their vocal cords and head to the Emerald Golf Club to band together to sing a mystery song in support of the hospitality industry.
Iconic Queensland brand Bundaberg Rum is bringing communities back to their beloved local with a special regional tour of the State’s famous Pub Choir.
Pub Choir, which counts international music stars like Mariah Carey among its fans, will tour half a dozen Queensland towns, creating a special night at the pub for the local community.
Founder and director of Pub Choir, Astrid Jorgensen, said it was great to hit the road again, visiting regional communities after missing out while restrictions were enforced.
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Drivers swerve to dodge nuisance attack on sister Sorrell Ruth Phillips pleaded guilty in the Maroochydore Magistrates Court on Friday to four charges including two counts of failure to appear, one count of stealing and one of public nuisance. Picture: Social media.
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Subscriber only Drivers were forced to avoid a 21-year-old who was attacking her sister in the middle of a Coast road, a court has heard. Sorrell Ruth Phillips pleaded guilty in the Maroochydore Magistrates Court on Friday to four charges including two counts of failure to appear, one count of stealing and one of public nuisance.