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Dan Nolan is a freelance writer who was a reporter/copy editor at The Hamilton Spectator for three decades. He writes obits and a film column for The Spec.
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Planning U-turn transforms couple's dream home into nightmare

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By Dan Nolan Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Dan Nolan A Sunshine Coast couple are left feeling like “nobody really cares” after a local council allowed their neighbour to build so close to their home, you can't fit a tennis ball between the two properties. After years of saving, Jake Philpott and Kaylie Stott moved their young family into what should have been their dream home six months ago. Philpott described it as “probably the greatest accomplishment I've ever really made”. “We've thrown everything at this.
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Angry tradies on Daniel's trail

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By Dan Nolan Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Dan Nolan Daniel Clarke is a 37-year-old former bankrupt with a long history of failing to pay his debts. The one-time plumber's latest project is a bar that is under construction in the heart of Surfers Paradise. The bar is called Somewhere Good but right now it is a half-finished messy job site left behind by fed-up tradies whose payments are somewhere else. Brandon Cunningham is the builder who was brought in to lead the project at the last minute.
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Swim Strokes Throughout the Ages

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By Dan Nolan Verified
| McSweeney's Verified
400,000,000 BCE The creatures that will one day evolve to become human beings glide gracefully through the Paleozoic sea. They emerge onto the rocky shore with new legs, a new dominion for animals on this young marble planet. 300,000 BCE Drowning. 25,500 BCE Drowning. 1,500 BCE Drowning. 1,200 BCE After observing animals cross the River Nile, human beings attempt the doggy paddle. 1,200 BCE Drowning. 1,100 BCE The first successful doggy paddle.
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