Nightclub blaze the second fire at popular venue within weeks
A fire which destroyed a popular Central Coast nightclub is being treated as suspicious, and is the second fire-related incident at the venue within the past two weeks.
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Karl’s Noosa ‘nightmare’: Missing daughter sparks police search
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Professor’s visa cancelled after Oct 7 rally
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