Tara Miko's Activity | Coffs Coast Advocate

November 2019

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A POLICE officer suffered a busted lip and sought medical treatment after a man violently resisted arrest outside a licensed venue, it will be alleged.

Officer suffers busted lip arresting man outside Dalby pub

19th Nov 2019 9:41 AM

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A WOMAN took a group of people to a house and challenged the occupants to come outside for a fight, police will allege.

Woman charged after threatening resident on suburban street

19th Nov 2019 9:39 AM

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THE owners of a Toowoomba business have posted a massive reward for information after about $50,000 worth of machinery and tools were stolen.

Toowoomba business posts big reward after massive theft

19th Nov 2019 9:00 AM

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TOOWOOMBA Mayor Paul Antonio is receiving hourly briefings on the bushfire situation across the region.

Grateful mayor thanks fireys in bushfire emergency

16th Nov 2019 6:00 AM

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FIREFIGHTERS worked into the night building and strengthening containment lines around a fast-moving bushfire which forced the evacuation of Ravensbourne residents yesterday.

Fireys work into night to save homes, boost control

16th Nov 2019 6:00 AM

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FIREFIGHTERS are working to boost containment lines as a bushfire at Pechey continues to burn north of Toowoomba.

Fireys work to contain blaze before conditions turn

15th Nov 2019 11:00 AM

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TOOWOOMBA’S Islamic community is praying for an end to the bushfire emergency in Queensland and New South Wales, and taking donations to support the recovery effort.

City’s Islamic community raises funds for bushfire recovery

15th Nov 2019 10:30 AM

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DARLING Downs firefighters have an impressive arsenal they’re drawing on to attack bushfires across the district.

What our fireys are using to win the bushfire battle

14th Nov 2019 4:30 PM

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Tara joined the company in 2010 after graduating with a journalism and politics degree from Griffith University in Brisbane. After first working in newspapers in the Bowen Basin in Central Queensland, she joined the team at The Chronicle in 2013. In September that year she took over the reins of the Rural Weekly, and has been on the crime desk in Toowoomba since 2015.