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crime1d ago

Dr Reza Adib had his medical registration suspended effective June 2, prohibiting practice during the suspension.
Adib faces three counts of rape and other charges after an alleged assault at his Gold Coast home.
The court date is July 7 as police prepare the brief of evidence.
Palaszczuk has publicly commented little on the charges despite Adib's prominence.
The suspension is held under the Health Ombudsman Act and may be lifted or overturned later.
Adib has surrendered his passport and is prohibited from contacting the alleged victim under bail terms.
Unit linked to Adib, a seven-million-dollar Gold Coast home, was searched by detectives.
Adib has been a known associate of former premier Palaszczuk and has a notable real estate portfolio.
Adib is scheduled to appear in court as the prosecution builds its case.
The Daily Mail describes Adib's clinic as a major weight-loss surgery provider and references his public profile.

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Jockey Kristy Bennett suffered a brain bleed and is in an induced coma after a fall at Gold Coast trials.
Bennett, 29, was treated by paramedics and transported by intensive care ambulance to hospital.
Bennett underwent brain bleed surgery at Southport University Hospital.
Bennett has ridden 187 winners from 2963 starts in her career.
The Australian Jockeys Association issued a statement offering support after the incident.
Bennett recently moved from Western Australia to Queensland to continue her riding career.
The report confirms Bennett's first race win came in Chinetti, trained by Paul Jordan.
The incident occurred during Gold Coast trials on Tuesday morning.
Bennett is a prominent rider in Queensland, with a rising profile in the sport.

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Tash Peterson was arrested on the Gold Coast for disrupting a family-friendly event and was banned from the area for 30 days.
Police arrested Peterson after she disrupted the event and filmed confrontations with parents and bystanders.
Peterson defended her actions, saying the footage exposed animal exploitation and that animals are treated as objects.
Peterson was fined $1,000 and banned from Surfers Paradise for 30 days as a consequence of the incident.
The incident followed Peterson’s viral clashes with patrons at the Surfers Paradise markets last Friday night.
Peterson argued that children handling animals at the market amounted to exploitation.
The Daily Mail reported Peterson’s past stunts as part of her activism across Australia.
Peterson plans to continue activism despite the bans and fines.
The incident drew discussion about balancing activist actions with public safety.
Daily Mail coverage framed Peterson as a controversial figure with a history of activism.

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world2h ago

Mary the Tasmanian devil escaped her quarantine enclosure at Paradise Country Wildlife Park on the Gold Coast.
Search teams use drones and sniffer dogs as they hunt for Mary after surveillance footage shows her fleeing.
Park officials say Mary’s escape is unusual for an animal described as extremely shy.
Wildlife specialists, a sniffer dog, and a thermal-imaging drone have conducted multi-night searches.
Mary was transferred from a New South Wales zoo less than two weeks earlier.

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