Outrage over 'disgraceful' act on top of Uluru
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Outrage over video taken at Uluru
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Shock claims about Diana's death
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Cronk in doubt for NRL grand final
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Insane stat says Pies will win flag
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Fake driver charged over sex assaults
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Dad charged over strawberry claim
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Woman trapped in car next to husband
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How family reduced waste by 80%
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'I think I might have lost it'
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Who buys Meghan & Kate's clothes?
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Teen dies on back seat after friends flee horror crash
'It's a very sad set of circumstances, such a young life taken for no real reason.'
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'Sexist' and suggestive gift given to female university starters
'This is sexual harassment.'
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Tennis world erupts over Federer and Djokovic announcement
Roger Federer has sent tennis fans into a frenzy with a huge announcement regarding Novak Djokovic.
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'My biggest stuff up': Man's regret over video of emus being mowed down
The 20-year-old farmhand accused of mowing down a mob of emus says he's prepared to go to jail for his actions.
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Mum's horror after bullies brutally bash teen in cinema toilets
The teen's head is smashed against a sink before she cowers on the floor, copping kicks and punches.
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Prince Harry 'intimidated' by Meghan Markle and mum Doria Ragland
A body language expert claims Harry is 'shy' around the 'power double act'.
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The newest public speaking world champion beat 30,000 other competitors by using a body-language trick she learned from a past winner
The ToastmastersWorld Championship of Public Speaking was held in Chicago last month, and Ramona Smith, a high-school teacher from Houston, won. In her winning speech, Smith used a body-language technique she learned from a previous speaking champion: keeping her palms faced out toward the audience. Last month, high school teacher Ramona Smith was crowned the Toastmasters world champion of public speaking.
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Iran put on a show of force to threaten the US — but it was unconvincing at best
Iran on Friday carried out a military drill aimed at showing the US how it could shut down oil shipping in the Persian Gulf after fresh US sanctions it in November, but the display was underwhelming at best. The US will slap Iran with sanctions on its oil exports on November 4, a date that marks six months since the US's withdrawal from the Iran deal. Iran has threatened to block other country's oil shipments if its own shipments get blocked, and to use its military to do so.
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Three newborn babies stabbed in horrific attack at daycare centre
The woman is believed to be an employee of an unlicensed daycare centre and is now being questioned by police.
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Toddler's 'Disney princess eyes' from genetic condition
'l just tell her God made her that way for a reason.'
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Costco has a $275 million plan to make sure its rotisserie chicken never costs more than $5
Costco is committed to keeping its rotisserie chicken priced at just $US5. The factory is intended to cut costs, helping Costco keep the rotisserie chicken priced at $US5 in years to come. Costco is committed to keeping its rotisserie chicken priced at just $US5 - no matter what it takes.
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Revealed: Where mystery $30m Powerball winner bought lucky ticket
The hunt continues for the mystery winner of a $30 million Powerball jackpot prize.
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The full impact of Dustin Martin’s injury revealed
The Richmond Tigers star man was well off the mark in the AFL preliminary final against Collingwood, so should he have played at all?
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Massive gold nugget discovered by retiree in WA
'I think this find proves there's still a lot of gold still out there.'
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'I could feel holes in my face': Model's warning after vicious dog attack
WARNING - GRAPHIC IMAGES: A Perth model says she struggles to look into the mirror after a horrific dog attack left face her face torn apart.
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5 things that men do on public transport which are worse than women applying makeup
One woman has claimed it's 'lazy' and 'selfish' to apply makeup on a train.
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The truth about Jane Fonda's naked scene in Barbarella
There was one thing she had to do before she stripped down.
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'The president needs to know it is all a setup': Trump's media allies are warning him not to fire Rod Rosenstein after bombshell NYT report
President Donald Trump's allies in the media are divided on how to defuse a bombshell report from The New York Times. According to sources in the report published on Friday, deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein floated the idea of invoking the 25th Amendment to discharge President Donald Trump, and allegedly suggested wearing a wire to secretly record conversations with the president. While some conservative personalities called for Rosenstein's immediate ouster, others expressed caution and warned Trump not to fire the deputy attorney general.
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Google's ex-CEO Eric Schmidt says the internet will split in two by 2028
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that he believes the internet will split in two within a decade. He told an audience at a private event in San Francisco that he foresees a break between the Chinese-led internet and the non-Chinese led internet. Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt on Wednesday predicted that the internet will split in two in the next decade, CNBC reports.
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A study of nearly half a million people found that eating certain types of food is linked to cancer — but there's a simple fix
A new study of 471,495 European adults found that people who ate bigger portions and consumed more meat, junk food, and alcohol had higher rates of cancer. Conversely, people whose diets were filled with vegetables, legumes, fresh fruits, fish, and lean meats were found to be less likely to develop cancer. A French nutrition-rating system that's already in use could help people maintain a healthier diet and consequently reduce cancer risk.
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