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'Facebook lottery' promising $7.5m prize scams Australians out of thousands
A “Facebook lottery” that promises millions of dollars in prize money scams nearly 30 Queenslanders out of their hard-earned money, police say, with the latest victim losing $100,000 after being issued with a Facebook-branded credit card.
Range Rover becomes buried treasure after rolling on Fraser Island
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Special event for Lifeline
You are invited to attend Parliament House on May 16 for a special event for Lifeline to launch a new film dedicated to suicide prevention.
The film will be launched by Senior Sergeant Daryl Green, who is the new Lifeline ambassador.
In May 2000, Senior Sergeant Green and two colleagues suffered horrific injuries when they were ambushed, shot and left for dead after attending a routine neighbourhood dispute.
Today, despite the challenges imposed by this life shattering event all three officer have survived their experience.
Lifeline Ambassador, Senior Sergeant Green
Senior Sergeant Green now uses his story to help others in need.
He will be speaking at the event about his near death experience and its aftermath. This will be followed by a short film directed by Michael Hanson that documents Senior Sergeant Green’s incredible story.
The film is dedicated to suicide prevention.
The special Lifeline fundraising event is being hosted by the Honourable Mark Ryan MP, Minister for
Ipswich Council to be sacked as Mayor stands down amid fraud charges
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How far south did crocodiles once live?
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Ipswich Mayor Andrew Antoniolli charged with fraud
Ipswich Mayor Andrew Antoniolli could be expelled from the Labor Party after Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission charged him with seven counts of fraud over the alleged misuse of council money.