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An urgent danger to life warning has been issued as floodwaters submerge the city of Lismore on the northern NSW coast on Monday and more rain expected for Tuesday.. ....
Audit items were sorted from 15 bags collected by the Tewantin Bushcare Group, Tewantin State School students and catchment association river rangers at the Tewantin boat ramp. Almost 60 per cent of the 1376 waste items were plastic and most were small enough to be washed or blown into waterways for possible ingestion by aquatic animals. More than 30 per cent of all items were soft plastic bags. A lot of waste needs to be cleaned up before Noosa can claim to be plastic free. The boat ramp rubbish audit will be happening again next week, according to catchment association site co-ordinator Peter Hunnam. ....
Kristy Quirk of the Surf Dancer Academy with one of the Tewantin State School students. There was so much good vibes, the magic had appeared - they absolutely loved it, Ms Quirk said. It appeared at the start of their first Dingira Warrai, or sea dance in Kabi Kabi language. The event was staged with the support of Youturn Youth Support and Kabi Kabi Dancers to help build skills to help them not only survive but thrive during their life challenges ahead. Lyndon Davis imparts a wealth of Indigenous knowledge. All the parents, all the teachers, all the children and all the surf coaches were on such a high, because it was just so special with Lyndon, the learning and being under the rainbow, Ms Quirk said. ....
It comes after some tough times for the popular DJ who was on his second tour of Afghanistan in 2010 when an improvised explosive device blew up his vehicle, leaving him with shoulder, back and ankle wounds as well as hearing loss. Commando Andy Fermo during a tour of duty. What the military surgeons could not repair was the mental scarring that plagued his life long after his return to Australia. Since then he s been working towards raising awareness for veterans like himself who have struggled. His work is not just for veterans, but emergency service first responders as well. The Fermos have a goal of taking Bushy throughout regional Australia to connect with 1000 individuals struggling with post traumatic stress disorder and 200 families. ....