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7th August.

I remember the first little shop which seemed the size of a wardrobe but much steamier and smelling of an Australian beach in Summer. I remember her rough face. I remember the price. I remember the taste. I remember how she absolutely contradicted modern Noosa.

I remember she was tossed out of her wardrobe when the arcade was redeveloped. I remember how the council bent its own rules to put her in a food van near the North end of the beach. I remember being envious of sunburnt Pommy backpackers gathered around the van and who could buy several burgers with just one of their English pounds.

Rest in peace, Betty Wallace, died 30th of April 2019.

I'm heading there soon and will burn a candle for her

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Aus Post’s Christmas cut off days away

There are just days left to get your Christmas gifts and cards in the mail before it's too late.

Australia Post is warning customers to get their parcels in the post as soon as possible to avoid any disappointment in delivering gifts this year.

Read more: https://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/news/aus-posts-christmas-cut-off-days-away/4149768/ 

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Taylor Swift gives small band big break

by Kathy McCabe 31st Oct 2018

TAYLOR Swift is one of the pop superstars who give their support acts the rock star treatment.

Kiwi duo Broods were hand-picked by Swift to open the Australian and New Zealand legs of her Reputation tour after she checked out their show in Los Angeles.

Most stadium-worthy artists place heavy restrictions on how much stage they can use for their set but Swift has told brother and sister Caleb and Georgia Nott to shake it off and enjoy the experience of performing on her massive catwalks and wings to more than 50,000 people.

"She's more like 'What do you need from me to make your show dope'," Caleb said.

"She wants you to put on the best show that you can because she hired you because she thinks you are good.

"We've been on tours where they have slowly taken stuff away from us because they didn't want us to have a good show."

📷Swift is a generous host to her support acts. Picture: Don Arnold/TAS18/Getty Images.

Triple J favourites Broods, whose latest single Peach is on the rise as they make their way around the country with the tour, have discovered Swift is also championing them with radio bosses while she is in Australia.

The astute pop businesswoman conducts meets and greets with the commercial radio tastemakers who control what Australian music fans hear just before Broods goes on stage.

And she expects them to be in their seats watching the Kiwi duo.

📷 Broods get the big stage. All of the stage. Picture: Paul Kane/Getty Images.

📷 Georgia explores the Reputation catwalk. Picture: AAP Image/Richard Wainwright.

"She meets all the radio heads before the opening acts start and she makes sure they all go out 10 minutes before the show starts to make sure they are out there watching them," Caleb said.

Tequila shots and plenty of practise backstage help quell Georgia's nerves before she later joins the Reputation star and seasoned Swift opener Charli XCX to sing Shake It Off during the show.

The Broods singer said it was surreal to be standing next to Swift singing one of her biggest hits just a decade after she was a teenager playing Love Story over and over in her bedroom.

"After we play, I'll have tequila shots, psyche myself up, practise before Shake It Off," she said.

"I was freaking out in Perth at the first show. It wasn't until the day after on the Saturday morning that I realised what I had just done.

"I was lying in bed looking at the photos and videos of it and I started crying. I can't believe that this is my job. It's quite overwhelming."

📷 Broods new single Peach is scoring love from the Swifties. Picture: Monique Harmer.

The pop pair said they had ample evidence of the Taylor effect on their blossoming career.

After a tough year which saw them dropped by their international label and face the challenges of finding a new record company, they are now finding new fans among the massive army of Swifties.

"A lot of Taylor's fans are at their very first show. It's exciting to be reaching new people," Georgia said.

"We've had a stream of Taylor fans leaking into our social media following and it's been crazy to see it rise and rise just from being on this tour."

Swift brings her mind-boggling Reputation show to Sydney on Friday.

Sunshine Coast Daily

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Aussie towns in danger this weekend | Sunshine Coast Daily

ome of Australia's most populated regions are also some of its most flood prone.

That's the advice of a major Australian insurer which has today released details of the 10 most flood-prone areas nationwide as well as by state.

They include parts of Brisbane as well as Wollongong, New South Wales' third largest city.

Summer can be peak time for floods with monsoonal lows and tropical cyclones dumping vast amounts of moisture on the continent. Even away from these weather events, the water produced by them can then flow into rivers causing flooding far further downstream.

Flood risk is often stated in terms of there being, say, a "one-in-100 year" or "one-in-20 year" chance of a property going underwater. Another way to think about it, is that a home at risk of one-in-100 year flood, has a 1 per cent chance each and every year of being inundated. If it floods one year, there's no guarantee it won't flood again the year after.

Read more: https://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/news/aussie-towns-in-danger-this-weekend/4155321/

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