Joy and sadness as Sammie reveals first child on way Channel 7 presenter Sammie O Brien with husband Fraser Byrne and four-month-old Rex. Picture: Lachie Millard.
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Subscriber only Without knowing it at the time, Channel 7 presenter Sammie O Brien s early discovery that she was pregnant became the perfect parting gift for her husband Fraser Byrne s late father. After being diagnosed with a brain tumour in October, Peter Byrne, 65, died in March a week after the couple told him they were expecting their first child, in what O Brien said gave the family a moment of happiness in a difficult time.
Joy and sadness as Sammie reveals first child on way Channel 7 presenter Sammie O Brien with husband Fraser Byrne and four-month-old Rex. Picture: Lachie Millard.
TV by Amy Price
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Subscriber only Without knowing it at the time, Channel 7 presenter Sammie O Brien s early discovery that she was pregnant became the perfect parting gift for her husband Fraser Byrne s late father. After being diagnosed with a brain tumour in October, Peter Byrne, 65, died in March a week after the couple told him they were expecting their first child, in what O Brien said gave the family a moment of happiness in a difficult time.
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One Southern Downs farmers has lashed out over an expected fresh fruit and vegetable price hike in the fallout of an Australian worker shortage.
The prices of summer vegetables, stone and pome fruit, such as apples and pears will jump by 7 to 29 per cent this year and peak harvest period food such as table grapes are expected to record the highest price rises.
For Killarney farmer Jim Watts, the news wasn’t surprising.
“I think prices are going to get ridiculous at this present stage. I haven’t planted and I know a lot of farmers have done the same thing I’ve done,” he said.
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OFF-duty police officers witnessed a speeding Kenworth truck collide with the rear of another big rig, then attempt to overtake, causing the driver of an oncoming truck to veer off the Cunningham Highway to avoid a head-on.
A decade later, that incident and other more recent offences were finalised by Ipswich Magistrateâs Court, when Dean Willett was sentenced and fined this week.
The long haul truck driver revealed he had been jailed in NSW for separate driving offences.
Dean George Willett, 48, from Corowa in NSW, pleaded guilty in Ipswich Magistrates Court to driving a prime-mover without due care and attention on the Cunningham Highway on July 18, 2008.