Mahitahi Hauora chief operating officer Jensen Webber is now the acting chief executive.
March 17, 2021
A woman found dead in a shallow grave may have been taken from her workplace by force, with police gathering evidence to show she was stalked before being killed. The body of Jasmeen Kaur, 21, was found buried at Moralana Creek, north of Hawker, in South Australia’s mid-north, on Monday after detectives were taken to the site by a man known to her. That man, a 20-year-old from suburban Adelaide, was subsequently charged with her murder. He was remanded in custody after a brief appearance in Port Augusta Magistrates Court on Tuesday where his identity was suppressed. Ms Kaur, a carer and nursing student, was last seen alive when she worked a shift at an Adelaide nursing home on Friday. Detective Superintendent Des Bray said investigators were satisfied she had not died at her own hands but was the victim of a murder. He said a post mortem examination had reinforced that view. ‘We know exactly how she died, but we can’t say,’ he told reporters on Thursday. Supt Bray said it was also possible the victim had been taken by force, with her car found in the car park at her work, and police were ‘gathering evidence’ to show she was stalked. ‘We believe it to be extremely unlikely that Jasmeen left willingly with anybody,’ he said. Police have called for anyone with dashcam footage taken along the main highway north of Adelaide on Friday night to come forward. He said a vehicle the dead woman was believed to be travelling in was caught on safety cameras a number of times, but several hours between those incidents were unaccounted for. The man charged with Ms Kaur’s murder was also charged with failing to notify police of a reportable death. Court documents allege she was killed between Friday and Monday at Parachilna or other places. The man was remanded in custody to appear in court again on December 15. A prosecutor told the court on Tuesday that the lengthy delay in the ‘complex matter’ was necessary to allow for the collection and analysis of DNA and other evidence. Once that is complete, the Director of Public Prosecutions will consider the material before making a final charge determination. Supt Bray said the man had denied being involved in any way in Ms Kaur’s death.
March 17, 2021
A new general manager has been appointed for The Shoreline at Park Beach. Brett Kelly was previously Chief Operating Officer with aged care and retirement living provider NVC Group (formerly known as Nambucca Valley Care) and has lived in Coffs Harbour with his wife for the last 24 years. “For me the opportunity to pursue this passion in a development like The Shoreline, the quality of which has not been seen in this area before, was simply too good to pass up,” Mr Kelly said. “We are fortunate to live in such a beautiful location in one of the best climates in the world. I love nothing more than watching the sun come up as I paddle my outrigger canoe out from the harbour which I am lucky enough to do several mornings a week all year round.” With an eye-watering price tag of $150-million, it’s the biggest private development in Coffs Harbour’s history, and the first two stages of construction are nearing completion. The project is headed by Bachrach Naumburger Group, who is also the developer behind Park Beach Plaza and Seashells apartments.
March 17, 2021
An application by Early Learning Association Australia Inc (s.251 – Application for a variation of a single interest employer authorisation) will be determined by Commissioner McKinnon (By Telephone) in Melbourne.
March 17, 2021
New Horizons Enterprises Limited has a s.394 – (Application for unfair dismissal remedy) to defend before Deputy President Saunders at Level 3, 237 Wharf Road, Newcastle (Longobardi).
March 16, 2021
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation and Alzheimer’s Association of QLD Inc have a s.739 – (Application to deal with a dispute) to be heard by Commissioner Simpson (In Chambers) in Brisbane at 2pm.
March 16, 2021
Curtin Heritage Living has a s.394 – (Application for unfair dismissal remedy) to defend before Fair Work Deputy President Beaumont (In Chambers) in Perth (Kinneen).
March 16, 2021
Islamic Practice and Dawah Circle Inc has a s.394 – (Application for unfair dismissal remedy) to answer before Fair Work Deputy President Dean (By Telephone) in Canberra (White).
