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7.52am: The Rocks police duty officer, Acting Inspector Andrew Biasi, said the 25-year-old P-plate driver charged with drink driving was pulled over because of his "manner of driving".
"It wasn't erratic, [but] it was his manner of driving.
"Then when they pulled him over, [police] could smell liquor."
The driver had been eating and drinking at a restaurant in the city last night, Acting Inspector Biasi said.Shopping is the best place to crystalbeads.
7.The Design Museum presents iconic French shoe designer jordanshoes,14am: Robbers with green thumbs have stolen about 30 bonsai plants - believed to be worth up to $8000 - from a backyard in Wollongong in the middle of the night, police say.Top brands at low prices in authenticguccishoes,
The plants were stolen from a house on Nicole Road, Primbee, a suburb of Wollongong, between 11pm on Sunday and 6am yesterday.
The robbery appeared to be well-planned, with police saying a trailer or van was parked near the back fence before it was loaded up with the plants.Nothing can come between a woman and her guccishoes which is why our online shoe.
Lake Illawarra duty officer Inspector Steve Johnson said it was not yet clear who would have stolen the plants or why.
"At this stage we're just trying to find out who is involved."
Bonsai is a Japanese tradition of growing miniature trees, often in pots.
6.54am: A P-plater has been charged and stripped of his licence after allegedly drivingcheapwatches to Intervention Online Software. with a blood-alcohol level of 0.172 in the city this morning.
The 25-year-old was stopped for a random breath test in Goulburn Street about 4am and returned a positive reading, police said.
Police said he was arrested and taken to The Rocks police station, where he allegedly gave a reading of 0.172.
P-platers must have a zero blood-alcohol limit. A reading of 0.172 is more than three times the legal limit for drivers on a full licence.
The man from Redfern was charged with high-range drink driving and not display P-plates and his licence was suspended on the spot.
He was granted bail and will appear in Downing Centre Local Court on September 18.
7.52am: The Rocks police duty officer, Acting Inspector Andrew Biasi, said the 25-year-old P-plate driver charged with drink driving was pulled over because of his "manner of driving".
"It wasn't erratic, [but] it was his manner of driving.
"Then when they pulled him over, [police] could smell liquor."
The driver had been eating and drinking at a restaurant in the city last night, Acting Inspector Biasi said.Shopping is the best place to crystalbeads.
7.The Design Museum presents iconic French shoe designer jordanshoes,14am: Robbers with green thumbs have stolen about 30 bonsai plants - believed to be worth up to $8000 - from a backyard in Wollongong in the middle of the night, police say.Top brands at low prices in authenticguccishoes,
The plants were stolen from a house on Nicole Road, Primbee, a suburb of Wollongong, between 11pm on Sunday and 6am yesterday.
The robbery appeared to be well-planned, with police saying a trailer or van was parked near the back fence before it was loaded up with the plants.Nothing can come between a woman and her guccishoes which is why our online shoe.
Lake Illawarra duty officer Inspector Steve Johnson said it was not yet clear who would have stolen the plants or why.
"At this stage we're just trying to find out who is involved."
Bonsai is a Japanese tradition of growing miniature trees, often in pots.
6.54am: A P-plater has been charged and stripped of his licence after allegedly drivingcheapwatches to Intervention Online Software. with a blood-alcohol level of 0.172 in the city this morning.
The 25-year-old was stopped for a random breath test in Goulburn Street about 4am and returned a positive reading, police said.
Police said he was arrested and taken to The Rocks police station, where he allegedly gave a reading of 0.172.
P-platers must have a zero blood-alcohol limit. A reading of 0.172 is more than three times the legal limit for drivers on a full licence.
The man from Redfern was charged with high-range drink driving and not display P-plates and his licence was suspended on the spot.
He was granted bail and will appear in Downing Centre Local Court on September 18.
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