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Nicole Dyer

Nicole Dyer

Verified

Mornings Presenter, ABC Gold Coast

Australia, Ghana

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Beverages , Chefs , Bartenders, bars and drinking., Drinks, Cocktails , Spirits

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Total articles 254

  • Turf club damage ahead of Gold Coast Magic Millions carnival intentional, police say

    By Nicholas Mcelroy Verified, Nicole Dyer Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Police say the poisoning of a horse racing track, which derailed Queensland's richest race carnival, was intentional. Gold Coast Acting Superintendent Jason Tuffley said investigations had ruled out accidental damage to the Gold Coast Turf Club earlier this month. The section of track leading into the home straight was discovered a day before the opening racing event of the week-long Magic Millions carnival.

    By Nicholas Mcelroy Verified, Nicole Dyer Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Jan. 19, 2025

  • Gold Coast concreters pose for calendar to reduce mental health stigma

    By Gemma Sapwell, Nicole Dyer Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It sold out within two hours, but this calendar doesn't feature swimsuit models or adorable puppies. Instead the "Sexy Concreters" calendar stars 12 Gold Coast concreters striking some tongue-in-cheek poses to raise money for mental health, an issue they say plagues Australian tradies. Jesse Stenroos (Mr April) from Conseq Group said the idea was hatched after a colleague began suffering from mental health problems earlier this year.

    By Gemma Sapwell, Nicole Dyer Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Nov. 29, 2024

  • Turf club damage ahead of Gold Coast Magic Millions carnival intentional, police say

    By Nicholas Mcelroy Verified, Nicole Dyer Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Police say the poisoning of a horse racing track, which derailed Queensland's richest race carnival, was intentional. Gold Coast Acting Superintendent Jason Tuffley said investigations had ruled out accidental damage to the Gold Coast Turf Club earlier this month. The section of track leading into the home straight was discovered a day before the opening racing event of the week-long Magic Millions carnival.

    By Nicholas Mcelroy Verified, Nicole Dyer Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Jan. 19, 2025

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ABC Gold Coast