Mother’s Social Media Warning, After Stolen Photos Used By Cleo Smith’s Alleged Abductor 07/11/2021

A Sydney mum whose “stolen” family photos were allegedly used in fake accounts belonging to the man accused of kidnapping Cleo Smith says she feels “physically sick”.  They are two of Queensland’s richest men, but now Brisbane Business Titans Trevor Lee and Balfour Irvine are locked in the most bitter of legal fights over the development of blue chip inner-city property on the Brisbane River  It’s been revealed a Lieutenant of one of Queensland’s richest men messaged a Palaszczuk Government Minister asking her to give the Deputy Premier “a nudge’’, just days before Steven Miles signed off a planning change favouring the billionaire’s business interests.   And Mechanics are being forced to turn away customers due to a ‘perfect storm’ of high demand, a lack of skilled staff and a shortage of car parts putting the industry in neutral.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at COURIERMAIL.com.au/ 

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November 07, 2021 at 12:30AM
A Sydney mum whose “stolen” family photos were allegedly used in fake accounts belonging to the man accused of kidnapping Cleo Smith says she feels “physically sick”.  They are two of Queensland’s richest men, but now Brisbane Business Titans Trevor Lee and Balfour Irvine are locked in the most bitter of legal fights over the development of blue chip inner-city property on the Brisbane River  It’s been revealed a Lieutenant of one of Queensland’s richest men messaged a Palaszczuk Government Minister asking her to give the Deputy Premier “a nudge’’, just days before Steven Miles signed off a planning change favouring the billionaire’s business interests.   And Mechanics are being forced to turn away customers due to a ‘perfect storm’ of high demand, a lack of skilled staff and a shortage of car parts putting the industry in neutral.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at COURIERMAIL.com.au/