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'Thankfully it was never used': Tidbinbilla's rusting contraption mystery solved

Have you noticed this old siren before?

The Canberra Times

Identity of mystery daredevil diners revealed

Look closely, you might recognise some of these people.

The Canberra Times

‘Skinny lad’ who used to bring in ‘sick notes every week for PE’ now successful personal trainer

John Evans' fitness journey began after he moved into his own house and wanted to feel more secure living alone

Liverpool Echo

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How did these rocking horses end up on Clyde Mountain?

They're all lined up neatly on a fallen tree. But where did they come from? And how did they get there?

The Canberra Times

There's a lithium mining boom, but it's not a jobs bonanza

The promised surge in clean-energy jobs from the growing popularity of electric vehicles in the U.S. is mostly focused farther down the supply chain, like at battery assembly plants.

WEKU

Colorado's Mount Evans should be renamed Mount Blue Sky, naming board recommends

DENVER — Mount Evans, the 14er named after a territorial governor forced to resign following the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, could soon be renamed Mount Blue Sky.

The Denver Post

Panel OKs name change of Colorado mountain tied to massacre

A Colorado state panel has recommended Mount Evans, a prominent peak near Denver, be renamed Mount Blue Sky

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Door opens for US to send apples to Australia despite industry maintaining biosecurity risks

Australian growers have expressed concerns about biosecurity risks from diseases such as fire blight, and fear US government subsidies could mean overseas fruit is able to be sold at substantially cheaper prices.

ABC News

Neglected animals starved and left in own faeces at horror scrap yard dubbed 'worst' ever RSPCA case

A dead kitten and decomposing puppy were also found at the property.

Wales Online

Couple hit with lifetime animal ban and fine in 'worst case RSPCA had ever seen'

John and Lisa Evans from West Midlands starved almost 30 neglected animals. An RSPCA Inspector called it "one of the worst animal welfare situations I have ever been faced with"

Daily Mirror

‘I can’t sleep’: the small business owners struggling to pay energy bills

With company tariffs uncapped, some businesses are facing a price increase of more than 350%

The Guardian - UK

Pony centre worker died after being crushed by straw bale

Julie Parry, 49, was killed after becoming pinned between the half-ton straw bales when a stack toppled, an inquest heard

Wales Online

Jail for bigot who spat at cop and threatened to kill at his Lanarkshire home

Brian Douglas became aggressive and called officers 'Fenian b*******'

Daily Record

The Gwendraeth colliery tragedy that killed 26 men and boys and took months to recover their bodies

The number of people who died could have been far higher, a report suggests

Wales Online

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The Canberra Times

A goat selfie? You've got to be kidding

An unexpected encounter with an inquisitive goat on Mt Bimberi has astounded park rangers who say the animals haven't been seen there for many years.

ABC News

Farmers accuse supermarkets of 'ripping off' consumers amid fresh produce price-hike

Retailers say consumers should brace themselves for continued price rises on the back of inflation but farmers accuse them of price gouging with "atrocious" mark-ups.

Daily Record

Full time Lanarkshire carer told he faces jail after hurling sectarian abuse at cops

He's been warned he could be jailed despite being his mother's main carer

The Canberra Times

Take a whistle-stop tour of Tuggeranong's ghost railway

Back in the mid-1880s, a railway line was built by hand in the hills above present-day Tuggeranong - long before Canberra and its suburban sprawl were established

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Man slept on A&E chair for 4 nights after arriving with spreading skin complaint

John Evans, 59, arrived at Cardiff's University Hospital, Wales, with a skin infection which was rapidly spreading across his face - but was left shocked at the conditions staff were working in

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