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The Doyles $20k award-winning artwork revealed as 'blatant copy'

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By Mark Rigby, Nicole Dyer Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The 2025 winner of The Doyles Landscape Art Award has been revealed as an imitation of a 2011 Nicholas Harding painting. A leading Queensland art dealer says the award-winning work is a "blatant copy", but the original painting is not a famous work. The Doyles award committee is investigating why it took nearly 12 months for the imitation to be discovered and whether the $20,000 prize can be recovered.
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Investigation launched into suspected bird poisoning in Gold Coast park

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By Gemma Sapwell, Nicole Dyer Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
More than 30 birds, primarily ibis, have died in a Gold Coast park over the past three days. Animal rescue group WIRES says it appears the birds have been deliberately poisoned. The Department of Environment, Tourism, Sciene and Innovation has launched an investigation alongside the RSPCA. The RSPCA has launched an investigation after more than 30 native birds were found dead in a suburban Gold Coast park frequented by children and dog walkers.
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Gold Coast Schoolies celebrations set to be scaled back and subdued

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By Danielle Mahe Verified, Nicole Dyer Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Schoolies celebrations on the Gold Coast will be scaled back for the first time this year due to ongoing beach erosion in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. The state government and Gold Coast Council have confirmed graduates will still be able to party on the beach when celebrations kick off next weekend, November 22.
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