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“It s moving through some bushland mostly but it s headed towards some heavy infrastructure,” district officer Adrian Hamill told the ABC. The fire has also spread to a rubbish tip in the area which is burning and filling the air with hazardous material. Residents on Beard Street to the north, Rockingham Road to the east, Thomas Road to the south and the coast have been warned that it’s too late to leave their homes and hazardous fumes are in the air. Screenshot/emergency.wa.gov.au Fires are burning in Perth s outer city suburbs. Image from the state government s emergency website shows fire and storm warnings. ....
A central Queensland coal miner is suing for $1.4m in a negligence claim against her former employer over allegations she was placed at risk due to unsafe work practices. Amber Wensley worked at Coppabella mine, which is owned and operated by Peabody Energy Australia, when she claims she was exposed to a risk of damage and/or injury that should never have happened and has reduced her earning capacity by $1500 a week. The Nebo woman, who was a dump truck driver, claims she now suffers chronic pain and an adjustment disorder with mixed anxiety and depressed mood after an unsafe load was dropped onto the tray of her vehicle from an unsafe height. ....
The blocks at 73-75 Bradman Ave currently occupy two houses across 1738sq m. Being located within a tourist accommodation zone, the town planning report stated there is possibility of the development representing short-term accommodation in future. A Maroochydore-based development company headed by Ian David Hartland of Buderim plans to construct a four-storey unit building with 25 units on Bradman Ave, Maroochydore. Picture: Contributed While the development is defined as a multiple dwelling, additional applications could assess the development suitability to operate as a short-term accommodation, the report read. The future outcome could primarily service tourist needs. Plans show the ground floor comprises seven two-bedroom units and 18 three-bedroom units across the first, second and third floors. ....