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Waiaria Ellis believes being small is a bit of a superpower.And that’s just as well, because at 160 centimetres and 55 kilograms, Ellis is definitely small. And given she is aged 16 and plays for the
From hunks of cheese to ethical eggs and transformational syrups and sauces, here we reveal the ingredients that are always worth paying a premium for.
A wombat has been caught on video walking through water on the shores of a Tasmanian beach, in what experts have dubbed "unusual wombat behaviour".A couple of tourists in Tasmania sent the video to
Plans have been unveiled for the world’s tallest building which could be built in Bangkok, Thailand.The company behind the world’s current tallest building, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, plan to build
A group claims to have stolen food from Marks & Spencer as an act of protest against the cost of living crisis. Activists from Everybody Eats, an organisation that advocates for direct action on
A Bull Terrier mix was heartlessly thrown out of a black Lexus in Long BeachA delivery driver recorded the abandonment, spurring a community searchDestiny Gomez found and fed the dog: she even found
Food & Wine's 2024 roundup features ten airports providing best food and drinkThree American airports have made the list, while South East Asia takes top spot READ MORE: Ten of world's BUSIEST
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Browns HC Kevin Stefanski launches new foundation to serve underprivileged kids in ClevelandOn the heels of receiving a new contract this offseason from the Cleveland Browns, head coach Kevin Stefanski is digging his roots into Northeast Ohio. Announced today, the head coach and
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National Zoo and Aquarium welcomes a 'cheeky' baby zebra to its herd as part of a successful breeding programCanberra zoo's newest member, a baby zebra, has become the 27th to be born as part of their captive breeding program. The foal, whose sex isn't yet known and who hasn't had a name chosen, was born
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10 pet accessories and toys that your dog will loveMaking sure your dog has functional toys and accessories that work well with your home decor can seem like a challenging task – no one wants to embrace that half-chewed-toy aesthetic for their sofa.
The great white shark has an ancestor with teeth so sharp, it could chew through a turtle’s shell. Researchers have finally uncovered the prehistoric shark after years of odd clues suggesting there
A teenager who hasn't been able to walk for 10 years did so at her high school graduation. Melika Ghanaati, 19, shocked the crowd gathered at Northview Heights Secondary School in North York, Ontario
Whether it’s a local neighbourhood gem worth travelling for or a Melbourne mainstay that made eating at the counter cool, here’s where to snack on the cheesiest croquetas, signature things-on-toast,
This spring has been an absolute blockbuster for stargazers – and it’s about to get even better with the Lyrid meteor shower about to peak. From the Venus-Jupiter conjunction that saw the two planets
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Olympics organisers confirm 'unique' AI switchOlympic organisers unveiled their strategy to use artificial intelligence in sports, joining the global rush to capitalise on the rapidly advancing technology.The International Olympic Committee
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Dog's dining table act shocks familyFederica Finocchiaro posted a TikTok of Grayson at dinnerGrayson looked right at home sitting next to Finocchiaro's motherA dog named Grayson has a habit of making himself a little bit too
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10 comforting chicken casserole recipesHere are some tips for making a delicious casserole:10 best chicken casserole recipesSpicy chicken casseroleA fabulous Italian dish. Chicken, chorizo and bean cassouletSpanish chorizo brings smoky,
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Modern Japanese people arose from 3 ancestral groups, 1 of them unknown, DNA study suggestsModern Japanese people largely descend from three ancestral groups, a new study suggests. The research also reveals genetic ties with our closest extinct relatives — the Neanderthals and Denisovans —
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