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‘Motonormativity’: Britons more accepting of driving-related risk

Allowance made for dangers that would not be accepted in other parts of life, finds study with potentially major policy implications

The Guardian - UK

Conrad Logan's journey from Premier League keeper to non-league director

Conrad Logan's Anstey Nomads face Chesterfield in a gigantic FA Cup tie on Saturday as the former Leicester City goalkeeper tries to recreate history after winning the Scottish Cup

Daily Mirror

Anyone over 55 who has smoked should have a lung cancer scan, say health experts

The UK National Screening Committee has recommended that all Brits, aged 55 to 74, who have smoked should have a scan for lung cancer to detect the disease earlier

Daily Mirror

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The political rise and fall of Wayne Brown

The man who would be Mayor of Auckland has already had a stint as a mayor in the Far North - voted out comprehensively after council ructions and an Auditor-General's report

Newsroom.co.nz

World-class Scotland-based cancer research 'could be forced abroad by Brexit'

THE Tory government has been told to stop using cancer research as a “political football”.

The National (Scotland)

Do you know what a pink-tailed worm-lizard is? It just got some good news

Pink-tailed worm-lizard action plan shows slow sign of pay off.

The Canberra Times

Kangaroo defenders argue count gets cull target wrong

Kangaroo management plan questioned as citizen scientists call for independent review.

The Canberra Times

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ACT will use contraceptive darts to help manage kangaroo population

The non-lethal kangaroo population control method will mean fewer animals need to be shot in annual culls.

The Canberra Times

ACT government to use contraceptives to control kangaroo population, though shooting culls will continue

The ACT has long culled suburban kangaroos by shooting them, but it will now begin to rely on fertility treatments to manage their numbers.

ABC News

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