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After nearly 30 years in business, Barb Moffat is considering closing the doors of his beloved bakery, as customers have stopped coming. “We have no, or almost no customers because they can’t park,” Moffat said. As COVID-19 restrictions ease in 2021, the main road in the central Queensland town of Gracemere returns to its normally busy highway. But in September, business owners said people had stopped shopping there because it was too difficult to park due to roadworks. “This is embarrassing… It’s just a nightmare,” said Moffat. “Parents can’t come, mostly every day there will be accidents. “We’ve suffered and suffered and I’m not the only one; FoodWorks, butchers, doctors, real estate … when will it stop?” Construction is ongoing to improve the Gracemere main road. ( ABC Capricornia: Rachel McGhee ) Construction is underway to upgrade Lawrie Road from two to four lanes, which is designed to reduce congestion and meet current and future traffic growth in Gracemere. The $44 million pro

A patient underwent liposuction on her thighs, abdomen and pelvis as well as fat transfer to her breasts with Wells in August 2021. She said the procedure left her legs deformed and had pain in her legs, poor circulation and she had seromas in her body. breast pain. Clockwise from left: In stills from the video, Dr Ryan Wells chases a fly during the procedure; patients who are not happy with the results of liposuction; Dr. Wells removes fat from patients; and body fluids and fat are collected during the procedure. A class action proposed by Maddens Attorney for each patient from Wells, Lanzer and other colleagues has registered more than 500 patients. The legal action accuses doctors of engaging in misleading and deceptive behavior. Doctors defended the move. Kathy Hubble joins the Maddens class action. She had two liposuction procedures in 2018: the first by Lanzer, who did her legs, and the second by Wells, who did her abs. He said it left him with chronic pain in his stomach