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Thursday December 12nd, 2019 day edition

image for Queensland school runs out of water as commercial bottlers harvest local supplies

The Tamborine Mountain state school has run out of water, even as water miners in the Gold Coast hinterland are sending millions of litres to commercial bottling operations.

Trucks sent by the Queensland government carrying emergency supplies to the school, including Mount Tamborine bottled water, have been passing trucks heading in the opposite direction taking local water to bottling plants for beverage giants such as Coca-Cola.

Water miners in the Mount Tamborine area supply roughly 130m litres of water each year to commercial bottling operations.

“We had an award ceremony at the school yesterday and earlier in the day [the school] sent out an SMS about the water situation.

The education department said it would continue to deliver water to the school until the end of the school holidays.

The Scenic Rim council has responsibility for monitoring the commercial water miners and ensuring they comply with their development conditions.

“There is no legal recourse for council to require water suppliers to provide additional water for local use. »

Warner Bros. Removes ‘Akira’ From Slate, Gives Its Release Slot to ‘Matrix 4’

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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Jessica Henwick, and Neil Patrick Harris will also star in the film, with Abdul-Mateen and Henwick playing lead roles.

Warner Bros. first acquired the rights to adapt “Akira” back in 2002, but the project has been in development hell ever since.

Warner Bros. also announced release dates for “The Flash” solo movie and the third installment of “The Conjuring” on Wednesday. »

Jon Heyman auf Twitter: "Rendon deal done with angels . 245M . 7 yrs."

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Russian boxers threaten to boycott Olympics if sanctions not lifted

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Russian boxers will take part in the Tokyo Olympics only if doping sanctions forcing them to compete as neutral athletes are overturned, the general secretary of the Russian Boxing Federation told The Associated Press on Wednesday.

Separately, the speaker of Russia's upper house of parliament said Russia could create an alternative to the Olympics.

If the sanctions aren't overturned, Russian boxers would prefer to turn pro than compete at the Olympics, Kremlev said. »