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High security fences around the recreation areas of the two wards at Robina Hospital. Source: News Limited

NURSES say mental health patients are being treated like monkeys in a zoo contained by fences at Robina Hospital.

Staff say the move to fence courtyards in two acute wards at the facility is absolutely disgusting and people have already taken to giving them derogatory names.

THREE CHARGED AFTER ATTACKING GRANDPARENTS A nursing source said the fences gave the impression patients were animals in a zoo, when many were people who lived in the community and were not a risk to the public.

Thats what they look like, a monkey enclosure, the nurses said.

These are people that might just be suffering a clinical depression for something, it could be post traumatic stress disorder, but theyre still called acute patients.

They look like they could be in a zoo. Its disgusting.

Gold Coast Health general manager mental health Karlyn Chettleburgh said there had been closed fences around the two units but they did not suit the purpose and needed to be replaced.

At first staff and patients were disappointed with the aesthetics but shade cloth and greenery are being added to soften the exterior while retaining natural light, she said.

The more recent design and construction of Gold Coast University Hospital has enabled the use of a very high retaining wall to act as a fence for several courtyards. Changes to Robina Hospital courtyards make it more consistent with the standards at GCUH.

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A warning sign about coyotes in Mount Pleasant is shown in this January 2014 file photo. Coyotes are thought to have moved from Mount Pleasant to Sullivan's Island. FILE/Wade Spees/Staff

On Sullivan's Island, concern about coyotes prompted the Town Council Public Safety Committee to recommend this week that residents be allowed to have seven-foot-tall fences.

Currently, the fence height limit is five feet.

The proposal is scheduled to go before the full Council on Dec. 16, said Mayor Pro Tem Jerry Kaynard.

In addition, the committee suggested a more aggressive effort to address the coyote population. Specifics were not offered as to what the new techniques for managing coyotes might be, he said.

Coyotes are being seen in packs on the island. There are worries about pets being harmed. "We're going to place ourselves in the middle of a pack of coyotes trying to defend our pets," he said.

Coyotes are found in every county in the state. The state Department of Natural Resources says that it is "extremely rare" for a coyote to attack a person. There are only two known deaths from coyote attacks. They happened in California and Canada, the DNR says.

"Coyotes are naturally fearful of people," the DNR says.

However, coyotes may lose their fear of humans if they become habituated to their presence. In such cases, a coyote may chase a jogger, a bicyclist or someone walking a pet, the DNR says.

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A typically competitive renewal over the Grand National fences. Chance Du Roy bids to repeat last year's victory off a 6lb higher mark but meets thirdMr Moonshineon better terms.Across The Baywas only eighth last year but handled the fences with aplomb and could get closer this time around, though jockey bookings would suggestKruzhlininis the stable's first choice.Mendip Expressis a grand staying type but is closely matched withAlfie Spinneron Cheltenham running last season. Nick Williams' charge keeps knocking on the door, though the long run-in here might not be in his favour as he often flatters to deceive.Balbrigganhas won four of his last five under NH Rules and couldn't be in better form whileHighland Lodgehas always looked an Aintree type. Andrew Thornton will have him up with the pace from the outset and he should give the weighing room's senior citizen a thrilling ride.Oscar Timewas fourth in the 2013 Grand National andBurton PortandShakalakaboomboomare other Aintree regulars whileLion Na BearnaiandGoonyellatravel over from Ireland.THE PACKAGEprobably didn't get home in the big one here in April but jumped soundly and is now 2lb lower than when third at the Cheltenham Festival in March. He's had a run to blow away the cobwebs and might be a bit of value today.

With three winners in the last six renewals, Paul Nicholls' launches a strong challenge running bothVibrato ValtatandIRISH SAINT. The former beat the re-opposingDunraven Stormwhen scoring at Cheltenham last month and should confirm running but Sam Twiston-Davies prefers the latter. The recent course and distance winner beat subsequent winner Chris Pea Green 10 lengths and collateral form just gives him the edge over the progressiveCourt Minstrel. Evan Williams' charge won nicely at Cheltenham last time and will be no pushover in this.

There is plenty of stamina in the pedigree ofMOUNTAIN KING(NAP) and he should relish this extra half-mile. He travelled strong for a long way in a Listed handicap at Ascot last month and is probably still on a decent mark.Secrete Streamreadily landed a gamble at Wetherby five weeks ago but has gone up 10lb since whileDawalannever looked happy over this trip at Haydock last time, though did keep on well for pressure.Nexiusis chasing a four-timer and is obviously improving butBear's AffairandTap Nightare probably better over fences nowadays.Wadswick Courtdid run the selection to a neck in February and the pair meet on similar terms today so he could go well if fully recovered from a fall here in October.

The Henderson yard is doubly represented butSnake Eyeshas disappointed so far andSweet Deal's winning run came to end behindLEVIATHANat Ascot last month. The latter has to confirm superiority on worse terms in this but Aidan Coleman could afford to ease him down and still win by three lengths last time and he gets the vote to go in again.Dormello Mois up 8lb for winning a lower grade event at Exeter butAmore Alatois not out of this if fully primed for his reappearance and is preferred to bothRuacanaandSleepy Haven.

Holywelllooked in need of the run at Carlisle last month and ran accordingly. He'll strip fitter here but his stable remain out of sorts and the seven-year-old tends to come good in the spring.Sam Winnerwas given an enterprising ride when making a winning reappearance at Cheltenham but may be on the up andMedermitis no slouch, though has never won beyond 2m4f.MA FILLEULEmade too many mistakes to get involved behind all-the-way winner Road To Riches in a Grade 1 at Down Royal on her reappearance but she's better than that. She can reverse Cheltenham running in March withHolywelland take this if jumping better today.

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Rebel Rebellionbattled to victory in this 12 months ago under Ryan Mahon off a 5lb lower mark. He could easily figure again given his experience over these obstacles.Champion CourtandHunt Ballhave the class to get involved and the latter looked comfortable over the fences in the Grand National in April before his stamina gave out. Sandown secondDolatulois another for the short-list but Cedre Bleu has more bad days than good andPersian Snowhad a rough passage in the Paddy Power at Cheltenham last month.Rolling Acesusually takes on stronger opposition and will appreciate the drop in grade but how he'll handle these fences is anybody's guess.WITNESS IN COURTcould be allowed to start at generous odds as he has his first start since disappointing at Stratford in May. But he likes soft ground and has gone well fresh in the past so gets the nod in a very open race.

Samstownhas been raised 10lb for a narrow-margin victory at Kelso and will need to improve again while last year's winnerThere's No Paniccan race off the same mark as when going close over 3m3f at Fontwell. But there is a suspicion both are best on faster ground andEMPEROR'S CHOICEcan take advantage. The latter never threatened the improving Gas Line Boy when second on his comeback at Haydock but should be sharper for the outing.Kasbadalihas a shout on his first start since March and is preferred toWhats Happening, who has yet to show any improvement for his slip down the weights.Tales Of Milanis up in class off a higher mark after winning at Doncaster last week andUpham Atomis another with something to prove in this grade.

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A state senator has proposed changes to how Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarships are awarded.

State Sen. Jimmy Hickey, R-Texarkana, on Friday presented a draft bill to the Arkansas Lottery Commission Legislative Oversight Committee that calls for dividing student recipients into two categories: one with GPAs of at least 3.25 and ACT scores of 22 or higher, and another with GPAs of at least 2.5 and ACT scores of 19 or higher.

The students with the higher GPA and ACT scores would receive their scholarships in advance of their freshman years, as all students do currently. But those in the second group would be reimbursed for the amount only after "they successfully complete their freshman year and enroll for their sophomore year," according to an overview of the bill Hickey presented to committee members.

The bill also calls for establishing a $750 scholarship award for students in certificate-of-proficiency or technical-certificate programs.

Hickey said the changes could save several million dollars and make up for a shortfall between projected lottery revenue and projected scholarship awards. He noted that the lottery projects to provide $78 million for scholarships this year. An additional $20 million in general revenue for the scholarship still falls short of $102 million projected to be awarded.

Hickey asked the legislators to keep in mind "three Cs:"

"Cash flow, compassion for students and a combination of both," he said.

He said he has already prefiled the bill for consideration in next year's legislative session.

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