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Aussie tourist dies after falling from cliff in Indonesia (opens the original)
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An Australian woman has died after falling from a cliff at a popular beach in Nusa Penida, near Bali, on Saturday morning. A local lifeguard told authorities a tourist had alerted him to someone stranded on the southern cliff face along Kelingking beach, about 20km off the south-eastern coast of the main island of Bali. As the lifeguard verified the report and called for assistance, the 29-year-old woman fell to the shoreline below. Emergency services, including officers from the Nusa Penida Sec
Meet the youngest royal show equestrian contestant (opens the original)
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Five-year-old Milos Dvorak is counting down the days until he and his much-loved pony, Hashie, take centre stage at the Royal Show. For Milos, the excitement is not just about competing — it is about getting out on the big oval, riding his pony and being part of an event he has watched his older brother enjoy for the past two years. This year marks Milos’s first time riding at the Royal Show, and his family says he could not be more excited. “He’s very excited and he can’t wait to ride at the sh
Flames spotted as Qantas flight makes emergency diversion (opens the original)
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Engine issues shortly after take off have forced a Sydney-bound Qantas flight back to Christchurch on Saturday morning. Flight number QF122 departed Queenstown, New Zealand, heading towards Sydney just after 12.05pm AWST before swiftly being redirected to Christchurch after the crew reported a suspected engine issue. This prompted the pilots to avoid crossing the Tasman Sea and divert back to Christchurch, landing safely just 50 minutes later. Bystanders reported seeing flames coming from the en
Dad groups help Perth fathers find their community (opens the original)
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For Patrick Hayes, a simple Saturday morning routine has become that plan, and a way to build a community in what some find can be a lonely role. The father-of-two now enjoys spending time at a park while his children play, chatting with other dads who have made the visit a regular occurrence on the back of Mr Hayes suggestion to set up a local dads’ group. “I noticed a lot of other dads in the same boat, kind of playing in the playgrounds but not really engaging with others,” Mr Hayes said, adm
Something is fishy about WA fish and chip shops (opens the original)
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Something is fishy about about the shark products sold at West Australian fish and chip shops — with new research showing ambiguous labels have confused customers about what they are eating. The new Murdoch University research shows that “shark” fillets sold at WA fish and chip shops are often labelled ambiguously, or in some cases wrongly. Researchers from the Centre for Sustainable Aquatic Ecosystems, Environmental and Conservation Sciences, in collaboration with the Department of Primary Indu
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