A NURSE, brutally assaulted by a mental health patient, is claiming more than $600,000 in damages from Gold Coast Health.

Paul Harrison, 63, has filed the claim in the Southport District Court over the 2013 assault where he was attacked from behind while working on a whiteboard and then continually attacked after he was on the ground, leaving him significantly impaired.

The 31-year-old male patient who weighed 137kg and had a known history of violence, left Mr Harrison with a fractured skull, eye socket and nose, as well as a traumatic brain injury, dental damage, cuts to the head and psychological damage.

Full story in tomorrow’s Gold Coast Bulletin.Pages

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Ancestry.com Releases the 1930 Mexico National Census

ANCESTRY.COM RELEASES THE 1930 MEXICO NATIONAL CENSUS TO OPEN GATEWAY FORHISPANIC FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH

Access is Free to Public for Most Comprehensive Mexican Census Published Online

PROVO, UTAH – (September 16, 2011) – Ancestry.com, the world’s largest online family historyresource, today announced a significant addition to its growing collection of online Mexican and Hispanic historical records. With nearly 13 million records, the newly available 1930 Mexico National Census (El Quinto Censo General de Población y Vivienda 1930, México) is the most comprehensive historical Mexican census available online[1]. It is estimated that this census counted approximately 90 percent of the population, therefore for nearly 30 million Americans who can trace their families to Mexico, it provides a valuable gateway to begin researching