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Jasmine Hines

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Olive Eather's journey living with dementia on her family farm in central Queensland

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By Jasmine Hines
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
When Lyn Eather's mother Olive was diagnosed with dementia, she was determined to keep her at home on the family farm for as long as possible. Her father Peter, Olive's husband, died in 2019, about a year after the diagnosis. "Dad asked me to, 'Be kind to your mother and look after her' … and I'm doing my best," Lyn said. Lyn Eather has become her mum's primary carer.
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ATSB report explains fiery plane crash at Raglan, central Queensland

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By Jasmine Hines
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released its investigation into a plane crash that saw a pilot miraculously survive and crawl kilometres for help despite his serious injuries. On November 25 last year, the pilot of the Van's Aircraft RV-8 took off from a runway at Old Station in Raglan, a private property about 41 kilometres west of Gladstone in central Queensland. The ATSB foundthat, after take-off, the engine failed and the pilot was forced to land in a nearby paddock.
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Man charged with murder after alleged assault north of Bundaberg

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By Jasmine Hines
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Queensland Police have charged a Bundaberg man with murder after an alleged assault. Emergency services were called to a home on Moore Park Road at Gooburrum, north of Bundaberg, on Friday evening after receiving reports a man was unresponsive. When officers arrived at the property, the 42-year-old Gooburrum man was found dead with a serious head injury. Detectives say they are investigating what happened in the lead-up to the alleged assault.
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