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Cooper O'Brien
Cooper O'Brien
Cooper O'Brien joined the North Central Review in May 2026 as a Cadet Journalist. He is fresh out of University with a Bachelor of Media and Communications, majoring in journalism and sports media. Cooper looks forward to applying his skills, making contacts and building his portfolio for a good future in sports journalism. 

THE newly built netball courts at Broadford’s Harley Hammond Reserve have been the target of what looks to be E-bike or E-scooter vandalism, leaving marks on the courts.

Multiple dark tyre marks, some stretching over three metres long, were left in the middle of both courts in Broadford, leaving the Mitchell Shire Council furious.

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The courts are left opened at all times, for the community to use them, but unfortunately have been used in the wrong way.

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The upgrade of the courts cost over $1 million and is now a major piece in the Broadford community.

If anyone has any information about the vandalism, they are urged to contact the local police.

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