Locals left waiting in traffic fed up after a section of the busy Wardoo Street was blocked off to make way for a major upgrade. 

For more, Mel Wightman reports. 

Locals left waiting in traffic fed up after a section of the busy Wardoo Street was blocked off to make way for a major upgrade. 
For more, Mel Wightman reports.

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Gold coast roadworks labelled a 'nightmare'

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With all the talk about new development around Sydney, spare a thought for those neighbourhoods staring "old and ugly" in the face with dilapidated buildings in their midst. Now, we name and shame some of the worst offenders and look at what's being done to have them knocked down.

For more, Angelique Opie reports.

With all the talk about new development around Sydney, spare a thought for those neighbourhoods staring "old and ugly" in the face with dilapidated buildings in their midst. Now, we name and shame some of the worst offenders and look at what's being done to have them knocked down.
For more, Angelique Opie reports.

7NEWS names and shames Sydney development eyesores

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Thousands of Queenslanders are joining the ready-meal revolution. They're tasty, quick and convenient but are they nutritious and cheaper than cooking for yourself?

For more, Samantha Heathwood reports.

Thousands of Queenslanders are joining the ready-meal revolution. They're tasty, quick and convenient but are they nutritious and cheaper than cooking for yourself?
For more, Samantha Heathwood reports.

Thousands of Queenslanders join the ready-meal revolution

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Expectant mums who are missing a daily cup of coffee might no longer have to go without. An Australian study has found consuming caffeine while pregnant may not be as harmful to an unborn baby as previously thought.

For more, Georgia Holland reports.

Expectant mums who are missing a daily cup of coffee might no longer have to go without. An Australian study has found consuming caffeine while pregnant may not be as harmful to an unborn baby as previously thought.
For more, Georgia Holland reports.

Study finds consuming caffeine while pregnant may not be as harmful as once thought

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Gold coast roadworks labelled a 'nightmare'

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