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Jessica Ross

Sunshine Coast
As seen in: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), MSN Australia, ABC News (Australia), Australia Wide, The World Today (Podcast), Flipboard, Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
ABC Sunshine Coast journalist, proud mum to children, chickens 👧🏻👦🏼🐓 Trying to make the world a better place, one pun at a time. Views are mine 💁🏼‍♀️
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Gusty winds to hit south-east Queensland as far north braces for cold blast

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By Jessica Ross
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Strong winds and showers are expected across the south-east over the coming days. Meanwhile, residents living further north could see the mercury dip to single digits. The strong winds are expected to generate hazardous surf conditions. South-east Queensland residents are in for a wet and windy few days as a "very strong" high-pressure system moves in. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has forecast winds of up to 80 kilometres an hour. A walker experiencing windy conditions at Mooloolaba.
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Queensland wildlife rescuers prepare for bird flu after sick giant petrel found at Noosa

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By Jessica Ross, Kaitlyn Sawrey
| MSN Australia Verified
Jessica Ross and Kaitlyn Sawrey As crowds flocked to Noosa Main Beach to make the most of the winter sunshine over the weekend, Will Watson was on an entirely different mission. The wildlife rescuer's hazmat suit in Queensland's holiday hotspot drew plenty of attention, but his focus was on a northern giant petrel lying on the sand. "I felt a bit silly wearing the white overalls but it had to be done," Mr Watson, from Wildlife Noosa, said.
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Rifle Company Butterworth veterans say Australian government is refusing to recognise their service

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By Jessica Ross
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Graeme Mickelberg was a platoon commander in 1975 when he was deployed to protect Australia's Butterworth air base in Malaysia. The veteran, who lives on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, vividly remembers the tension at the time. Graeme Mickelberg feels it is his duty as a former commander to help his troops gain recognition. (ABC Sunshine Coast: Jessica Ross) "There were attacks going on all around that part of Malaysia," Mr Mickelberg said. "There were police being killed by the terrorists.
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