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MYSTERIOUS: Nicholas brown - You Need To See This

The surprising social experiment behind Canberra's iconic duplex homes

These iconic terraces tell the story of class ambition.

The Canberra Times

TAS:Doctor's drug prescribing had 'direct role' in deaths

A coronial investigation has found a now-retired medical practitioner irresponsibly prescribed drugs to two patients which played a direct role in their deaths.

AAP

Doctor's drug prescribing had 'direct role' in deaths

A coronial investigation has found a now-retired medical practitioner irresponsibly prescribed drugs to two patients which played a direct role in their deaths.

AAP

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What Mummy Movies Get So Wrong About That Very Real Revenge Plot

The Mummy, on big screen and in oral history is a legend of revenge and retribution that is barely true, but still has a long afterlife.

Inverse

Naturism review – nude climate crisis comedy is fun but skimps on substance

Show about an off-grid gen X commune crashed by gen Z influencers is at its best when surreal and surprising

The Guardian - AU

Female bodybuilder jailed for drugs and cash on parole

A bodybuilder who won international competitions has been sent to prison for drug possession, years after being released on parole for similar offending.

AAP

Mysterious artifacts from King Tut's tomb might have been used in 'awakening Osiris' ritual

Four trays and four staff found in Tutankhamun's burial chamber in the Valley of the Kings may have been used in an ancient Egyptian ritual, a new paper finds.

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'Impossible not to be moved by this book': Canberra man traces relatives across 200 years of war

The author is a well-known former senior ACT public servant.

The Canberra Times

Muscat’s comeback: fortified wine goes from back of the liquor cabinet to star of the cocktail list

Australia’s Rutherglen region is synonymous with muscat, and now a younger generation of winemakers is reviving the grape’s reputation

The Guardian - AU

Lawsuit claims Brita misled consumers

A California man alleged the popular water filtration system falsely advertised its products' abilities

Salon

Inaccurate, ineffective heritage advice hampers Cuppacumbalong

Poor advice and delays make it hard to manage the heritage site.

The Canberra Times

Man claims he was 'tattooed while in a coma' in Scottish hospital in extradition case

A MAN facing extradition to the US has claimed he was tattooed while unconscious in hospital, telling a court this was why he had similar tattoos to…

The National (Scotland)

Man facing extradition claims he was given distinctive tattoos ‘while in coma’

The man claims to be called Arthur Knight but US authorities believe he is rape suspect Nicholas Rossi.

The Independent UK

Hospital staff fled in terror after alleged US fugitive jumped out bed and ran at them, court hears

Arthur Knight, 35, who is alleged to be US fugitive Nicholas Rossi, faces charges of behaving in a threatening or abusive manner at a ward at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Daily Record

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Brother-in-law of US fugitive sex offender Nicholas Rossi believes he is trying to delay court case

Convicted sex offender Nicholas Rossi is facing a extradition case over rape charges which has been delayed several times.

Daily Record

Adoptive dad of fugitive US sex offender Nicholas Rossi breaks silence as he claims cops have the right man

David Rossi, who is an Engelbert Humperdinck impersonator, says he is prepared to travel to Scotland from Rhode Island to identify his adoptive son, US fugitive Nicholas Rossi.

ABC News

Enjoying the Canberra Day long weekend? Here's why the second Monday in March is a public holiday

A range of names were in the running for the nation's capital, including "Shakespeare", but being called "Canberra" is reason enough to celebrate this public holiday, one historian says.

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