Man dies killed by lightning as storms smash NSW
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Pregnant Meghan's three outfit changes
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Jetstar plane forced to land
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Tonga's incredible show of respect
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'Wild wild west' of crypto scams
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Kim K posts nude snap for eyeshadow
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Wentworth bloodbath: Turnbull's seat is lost as Australia's richest electorate turns on the Liberal Party
Voters in Malcolm Turnbull's old seat of Wentworth have passed a brutal judgement on the Liberal Party by electing independent Kerryn Phelps to replace the former prime minister, in a humiliating blow to the Coalition that leave the government dealing with a hung parliament. Monster swings of over 30% were seen in some booths in the electorate, which is the wealthiest in the country and has been held practically exclusively by the Liberal Party in the post-war era. With almost 30 per cent of the vote counted, the ABC's election analyst Antony Green was predicting a swing of around 23 per cent against the Liberals.
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Can you spot the 'dirty' detail in this wedding photo?
Many people on social media have.
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'Absolute joke': Fiery Melbourne derby overshadowed by VAR controversy
The A-League's epic first round clash between Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City was full of drama.
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This 13-year-old boy just gave Prince Harry the most thoughtful Diana-inspired gift
Jordan Ilencik had been trying to meet the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for days.
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9 managers reveal the resume red flags that keep them from hiring someone
On Reddit, recruiters and hiring managers answered the question, "What do you hate seeing on resumes?" and they gave strong opinions on your hobbies, high school jobs, and even your email address. "I really don't need to know if you enjoy rock climbing. This job does not involve rock climbing.
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Saudi agents may have used acid to dissolve Khashoggi's remains, according to new, gruesome reports
Jamal Khashoggi's body may have been dissolved with acid after he was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, multiple outlets have cited investigators as saying. The Saudi journalist's remains may have then been transported to the Saudi consul's house, investigators reportedly said. Khashoggi has not been seen since he entered the consulate on October 2.
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Girl sells out of cookies in minutes after choosing clever sales spot
The little girl's father said he's amazed with how quickly she sold her cookies.
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Why a young dad has shared photos of his dead wife and unborn child in a coffin
WARNING, CONFRONTING CONTENT: A grieving widower has revealed why he shared photos of his dead wife and unborn daughter after they were killed by an allegedly drunk driver.
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27 unprofessional habits that make everyone at work hate you
Do your coworkers or boss show signs that they secretly hate you?
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Shocking moment MMA fighter 'tries to kill' KO'd opponent
An MMA fighter has been disqualified over a sickening act of violence towards an unconscious opponent.
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Lady Gaga's pink engagement ring is estimated to be worth $300,000, and it looks a lot like the ones Princess Eugenie and Kate Middleton wear
While receiving an award at Elle magazine's annual Women in Hollywood event, Lady Gaga appeared to confirm her engagement when she called her agent, Christian Carino, her "fiancé" in her thank-you speech. As reported by Us Weekly, Lady Gaga has been wearing a pink sapphire ring since 2017. Gemologist and diamond expert Grant Mobley told INSIDER Gaga's ring could have cost $US300,000.
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Why the USS Missouri has been described as the most famous battleship ever built
The USS Missouri has been described as the most famous battleship ever built. Nicknamed "Mighty Mo," the Missouri was an Iowa-class battleship that saw combat in World War II, the Korean War and the Gulf War. Before finally being decommissioned in 1992, the Mighty Mo received three battle stars for its service in World War II, five for the Korean War, as well as two Combat Action Ribbons and several commendations and medals for the Gulf War.
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Bella Thorne says people think she's a 'heroin addict' because of her cystic acne: 'I'm just smoking weed'
Bella Thorne recently discussed her drug usage in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. She said that when her skin is bad, tabloids will suggest that it's because of "serious drugs." "So are you telling every kid with cystic acne that they must be a heroin addict?" she said. "I'm just smoking weed." She also said she used to be "super, super against weed" because she was a "really good two-shoes" as a teenager.
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The NBA has a 7-foot-3 beast who dunks without even jumping
Boban Marjanovic doesn't even need to leave his feet to throw down a dunk.
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An 18-foot great white shark ate a dead whale in front of a boat full of tourists
One hundred and sixty tourists on a whale-watching cruise came across two great white sharks, one of which was 18 feet long, eating a dead whale. Marine biologist Joanne Jarzobski took photos of the scene that show the sharks biting into the partly eaten, dead whale. Tourists on a whale-watching cruise were met with the unexpected sight of two great white sharks, one of which was 18 feet long, eating a dead whale.
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Cardi B opens up about giving birth to her new daughter: 'She broke my vagina'
Cardi B appeared on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Wednesday and opened up about being a mother following the birth of Kulture, her daughter with with Offset, in July. "That's a rude thing for her to do," Kimmel joked. She also said her daughter is "very feisty" and "demanding" and she's "not mentally ready" to show Kulture to the public.
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The Taliban just took a shot at America’s top general in Afghanistan and barely missed, the latest sign the US is losing the war
The top US and NATO commander in Afghanistan on Thursday narrowly escaped a bold, deadly insider attack the Taliban claimed responsibility for. The Taliban said Gen. Scott Miller was one of the targets of the attack in addition to the country's powerful police chief, but the Pentagon denies this. Gen. Scott Miller, the top US and NATO commander in Afghanistan, on Thursday narrowly escaped a bold, deadly insider attack the Taliban claimed responsibility for.
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Emily Ratajkowski wore a halter top that can best be described as a giant silk scarf hanging from a rope
On Tuesday, Emily Ratajkowski attended the launch of Moët & Chandon's new limited-edition bottles of Champagne, made in collaboration with designer Virgil Abloh. At the event, Ratajkowski wore a black halter top that can best be described as a giant silk scarf hanging from a long white rope. The sleeveless number, a piece from Monse's Spring/Summer 2019 collection, featured an asymmetrical hemline and open back.
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The new plan which will see more drivers fined on our roads
They’re the warning signs that are possibly all that stand between you and a $300 speeding fine – but that could all be about to change.
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It looks like immigration to Australia is starting to increase again
After a brief slowdown last year, it looks like immigration to Australia is starting to increase again. As seen in the chart below from Macquarie Bank, based on overseas arrivals and departures data for August released by the ABS, the annual pace of net overseas migration has spiked recently in three-month annualised terms, pushing back to levels last seen at the tail-end of Australia's second mining boom earlier this decade. While the ABS warns that "permanent and long-term movements in [the overseas arrivals and departures] publication are not an appropriate source for migration statistics", as the chart demonstrates, the release does have a reasonable track record as a leading indicator for less-timely migration statistics released by the ABS.
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