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Surgeon performs complex toe-to-thumb transfer for woman after accident (opens the original)
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An East Timorese migrant worker lost her thumb in a conveyor belt incident on the Sunshine Coast in January. In July, a plastic surgeon performed the region's first toe-to-thumb transfer. The patient goes to hand therapy weekly and is expected to regain 80 per cent of her thumb's original function. When an East Timorese immigrant working in a Queensland factory lost her thumb in a conveyor belt incident, she was "very sad" and feared the worst. But now, eight months later, her surgeon has given
Man in custody after allegedly shooting at police chopper (opens the original)
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Two men faced court today after a car chase on the Sunshine Coast in which one man allegedly fired a gun at a police helicopter. They have been charged with a total of 45 offences, including serious assault of a police officer. Jaylan Walter Jackson, 21, remains in custody while 44-year-old Micheal John Jackson is still in hospital. A man facing dozens of charges remains in hospital after a car chase on the Sunshine Coast in which police vehicles and a helicopter allegedly came under attack. The
Deadly fungal disease threatens native snakes (opens the original)
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A snake infected with a fungal disease never before seen in Australia was first detected on Queensland's Sunshine Coast in 2024. A Queensland veterinarian is researching the disease as Sunshine Coast snake catchers report an influx of snakes with suspected infections. Queensland wildlife experts say the disease could be a "death sentence" for already threatened native reptile populations. Sunshine Coast wildlife experts warn an "influx" of a deadly fungal disease is putting native reptile popula
Boy's sore throat leads to leukaemia diagnosis (opens the original)
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A 10-year-old boy presented to a Queensland hospital for a persistent "sore throat" as a precautionary measure, but was undergoing chemotherapy 24 hours later. His treatment plan is expected to take six months, depending on how his body reacts to it. A blood cancer expert says although infections are a common symptom of leukaemia, most sore throats are not cancer. A Sunshine Coast mother says her 10-year-old son is devastated to be spending his next birthday in hospital after a persistent sore t
Mum loses second son in car crash as driver granted bail (opens the original)
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A Queensland man charged over an accident that claimed the life of Kale Bailey has been granted bail. The 31-year-old's mother lost her eldest son in similar circumstances 16 years ago. The driver, Daniel Graupner, is expected to face court again in September. A 30-year-old Queensland man charged over the death of his friend in a single-car crash has been released on bail. Widgee resident Daniel Graupner was arrested on July 14 and charged with manslaughter and driving over the middle alcohol li
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