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A water fight in Laos and a coal-fired Fiat: photos of the day – Thursday

View image in fullscreenMelbourne, AustraliaThe Duchess of Sussex meets mental health advocates during a visit to Batyr, an engagement programme at Swinburne University of Technology in Hawthorn, on day three of a trip to Australia with her husband, Prince Harry Photograph: Getty ImagesShareView image in fullscreenT…

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Fire Erupts At Major Australian Refinery, Amplifying Fuel Shock As "Green" Killed Refining Buffer

Australia's failed "green" domestic energy policies had already sparked a fuel-supply shock shortly after the U.S.-Iran conflict disrupted tankers at the Hormuz chokepoint. Now, a fire has broken out at the larger of Australia's two remaining oil refineries, adding even more fuel supply woes.

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'Brisket bandit' caught on camera nabbing hundreds of dollars of top beef

EXCLUSIVE: A bizarre theft in Perth has been caught on camera, showing a man snatching an armful of premium beef worth hundreds of dollars.The "brisket bandit" left the Southern River butcher furious and sparked a police investigation.CCTV shows him tucking into a box of shapes before the meat heist begins.READ MORE…

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Communities utilise their utensils

Chris Commens’ comments on the idea of a neighbourhood tool pool of sorts (C8) has its proponents. Among them is Sue Scott of Hornsby, who was reminded of her childhood in Wales: “When we moved into our house, one of the neighbours called round to tell us that if we needed a ladder it was in the garage at number two…

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Northern Territory ready for Korean companies: minister

Australia’s Northern Territory is positioning itself as a long-term strategic partner for South Korea for Korean investment in energy, critical minerals, and infrastructure, Robyn Cahill, Minister for Trade, Business and Asian Relations of the territory said in a written interview with The Korea Herald on Thursday.

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Marles hits out at ‘washed up bureaucrats’ amid accusations of accounting tricks

Spending on local missile manufacturing and systems to protect Australia from drone and missile attacks will surge over the next decade, as the Albanese government rejects accusations it is using accounting trickery to inflate defence spending figures in a bid to placate the Trump administration.

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