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The world's largest coral reef is being reinvigorated, writes Sheriden Rhodes, with a range of new and upgraded multimillion-dollar resorts and hotels.
The world's largest coral reef is being reinvigorated, writes Sheriden Rhodes, with a range of new and upgraded multimillion-dollar resorts and hotels.
As we fly over the Whitsunday Islands to the Great Barrier Reef, elongated trails of coral spawn dissect the impossibly blue water with its mosaic of jewel-like reefs, islands, coral cays and atolls. The glassy surface of the sea and horizon merge and for a surreal moment it's as if we're flying through the ocean itself.
Once the outer reef looms into sight, passengers fall reverently silent as we behold one of the seven wonders of the natural world. Our aerial outlook gives some perspective to the world's largest coral reef system - the only living organism visible from space - and one of Australia's biggest tourist drawcards.
Richard Fitzpatrick, Emmy Award-winning underwater cinematographer, marine biologist and producer of acclaimed BBC series Great Barrier Reef, says the recently flagged loss of the reef's world heritage status would be devastating. "No longer could we compete with the prestige of other world heritage sites. It would also highlight the failure of government in protecting this global icon."
Peter Gash, eco-warrior, pilot and owner of Lady Elliot Island, says while there are many other iconic places worldwide with unique beauty, Australians should visit the reef at least once in their lifetime.
"There is more marine life found per square inch on the Great Barrier Reef than anywhere else on the planet."
While considered one of the world's best-managed reefs, its fragile ecosystem faces threats from coastal development, water quality, cyclones, crown-of-thorns, ship groundings and climate change. Shipping and port development have recently emerged as issues - threatening not just the reef itself, but the $5.7 billion tourism industry it supports.
Despite this, the Great Barrier Reef's islands, towns and resorts that stretch almost 2600 kilometres along the North Queensland coast are being reborn, not unlike the vast summer spawning of corals, fish and other marine life that recolonise its 2900-plus reefs, as this guide shows.
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Bats in wards. Rats in labs. Insect outbreaks in labour suites.
These are just a handful of the pest-control incidents seen at Dundees Ninewells Hospital with nearly 200 outbreaks in the last two years.
A Freedom of Information request by the Tele has revealed pest problems including people being bitten in theatre recovery, dead pigeons found on wards and ants in the renal unit.
Across other NHS Tayside properties there were another 562 problems in 2012 and 2013, giving the health board more than one pest control call-out a day on average.
In March last year there was a ferret in Kings Cross Hospitals Armitstead Child Development Centre, while a day later a dead rabbit was found in Stracathro Hospital a hospital which has also had a dead bird removed from its surgical unit. There have been dozens of outbreaks of ants across the health boards hospitals, from wards to treatment rooms to theatres.
Arbroath Infirmary saw half-a-dozen outbreaks of cockroaches in 2012, and Ninewells workers have had to deal with gulls, flying ants and numerous incidents documented as beasties.
The Dundee hospital has even had issues with maggots in its laundry room.
Margaret Watt, from the Scottish Patients Association, said problems were occurring too often.
She said: Id like to think it is taken very seriously when it happens and it shouldnt happen if it can be helped if it is happening with that consistency there is something obviously terribly wrong, when you get all these things with patients in beds having bugs biting them. Even one or two incidents are concerning.
It is just one of those things that shouldnt be happening, but we need to sort it.
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The scene of destruction at Lahinch promenade, west Clare, where massive walls and quarter-tonne wall cappings were tossed across the carpark during the storm. Photograph: Press 22
Families were forced from their seaside homes as windows and patio doors were blown in by massive waves during stormy conditions yesterday morning.
Residents of several apartments and homes in Lahinch had to be taken to safety by fire personnel and garda after some of the worst storms ever witnessed in the west Clare resort town.
Dozens of mobile homes and caravans were left under water after the Atlantic surged several hundred metres inland.
A fishing boat was swept up on to the pier at Seafield near Quilty, while the only access to the quay was flooded by sea water for the first time in living memory.
Members of the Kilkee unit of the Irish Coast Guard evacuated several homes, with personnel carrying elderly people through waist-deep water.
Further storm-force winds and several tidal surges were expected last night.
The worst of the storms was felt in Lahinch, where large concrete wall cappings were tossed over 50m across the main promenade car park. Signs buckled under the pressure of the storm surge, while large sections of metal fencing along the shore front collapsed.
Clare County Council said Lahinch promenade would remain closed to the public until further notice. Members of the public have been advised to stay away from the seafront for their safety.
The first alarm was raised at around 5.30am when residents reported their properties being flooded. Several homes in Saddle Lane, close to the promenade in Lahinch, had to be evacuated. A family of eight was taken to safety from their home by Fire Brigade personnel while garda evacuated other properties.
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A 10-year-old girl working as a maid was allegedly tortured to death by her employers in Pakistan's Punjab province for stealing Rs 100, police said today.
Police in the provincial capital of Lahore arrested a man named Altaf Mahmood, his wife Nasira and son Ibrar for allegedly killing the maid. A murder case was registered against them.
Superintendent of Police Omer Riaz told PTI that Mahmood, a resident of Lahore Cantonment, had employed Iram Ramzan of Okara district about three months ago.
Mahmood, his wife and son had confessed to torturing the young girl with plastic pipes, he said.
Iram, who was employed for a monthly salary of Rs 3,000, was the youngest of six siblings. Her father died some time ago.
Quoting the accused, Riaz said they had tied the girl and tortured her for two days. "When her condition deteriorated yesterday, they took her to Services Hospital, where doctors pronounced her dead," he said.
Mahmood told police that Iram had recently stolen Rs 100. He claimed she had stolen money several times in the past. "We wanted to teach her a lesson this time," he said.
The autopsy report said there were 23 marks of torture on the girl's body.
A court here today remanded the three arrested persons in police custody for three days.
Emerging story. Watch this space for updates as more details come in
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By James Niedzinski Staff Writer The Gloucester Daily Times Sat Jan 04, 2014, 12:00 AM EST
ROCKPORT Through road closures, the toppling of a giant lawn chair and reports of minor flooding, Rockport police and emergency crews were dispatched for various medical and service calls.
Friday at 3:42 a.m., a telephone pole near the Five Corners intersection in Rockport was reportedly leaning. Police said National Grid was notified, and dispatched a crew to address the problem.
A woman who fell outside the Pigeon Cove Ledges housing complex declined medical treatment after crews responded and assisted her at around 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
At 2:34 p.m. Thursday, a man on Bradley Wharf was taken to Addison Gilbert Hospital in Gloucester.
A Gannon Court woman was taken to the Gloucester hospital at 5:40 a.m. Friday, while a woman from Atlantic Avenue was taken to Addison Gilbert Hospital Friday around 2:45 p.m.
A disabled motor vehicle on Nugent Stretch had to be towed at 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
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