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A lifetime of giving back - My Weekly Preview

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By Ingrid A. Nelson
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Roy and Nola Thompson spent 69 years side by side, building a family and businesses and giving back to the Sunshine Coast they loved. In the end, they were separated by just eight days. Nola died on Thursday, July 30, aged 90, after a three-year battle with Stage 4 ovarian cancer. Just eight days later, on Friday, August 7, her beloved husband Roy died, aged 95.
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Shoring up a legacy for the future - My Weekly Preview

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By Ingrid A. Nelson
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When John Baker accepted the role of Sunshine Coast Council chief executive officer, he inherited far more than the leadership of one of Queensland's largest local governments. He inherited responsibility for helping to shape the future of one of Australia's fastest-growing regions. Over the next two decades, the Coast is expected to grow to more than half-a- million residents, placing unprecedented pressure on housing, transport, infrastructure, healthcare and community services.
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New treatment clinic champions a quiet revolution in patient care and comfort - My Weekly Preview

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By Ingrid A. Nelson
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For many people facing a diagnosis of a blood disorder or cancer, the journey through healthcare can feel overwhelming. There are appointments, tests, treatments and uncertainty - often at a time when patients are already feeling vulnerable. The Solace Clinic was created to change that experience.
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