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More Landslides Likely In Papua New Guinea After 2,000 Killed Last Month
Further landslides will likely plague the area where part of a mountain collapsed onto a remote village in Papua New Guinea two weeks ago, New Zealand geological experts warned on Friday, as authorities ended search and rescue efforts.
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Australia Take Charge Of First Test After New Zealand Collapse
Australia seized control of the opening Test on Friday after a miserable day for hosts New Zealand left them 217 runs adrift in Wellington and with a mountain to climb to stay in the match.
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Climber Falls Nearly 2,000 Feet From New Zealand Mountain, Walks Away With Minor Injuries
The man was part of a group of climbers making their way towards the snow-covered peak of Mount Taranaki.
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"Exceptionally Lucky" Man Survives 2,000 Feet Fall From Dangerous New Zealand Mountain
A man "miraculously" survived a fall of 600 meters (approximately 2,000 feet) with only minor injuries after tumbling down the side of a mountain in New Zealand.
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New Zealand Climbers Built Snow Cave To Survive Terrifying Avalanche
Two climbers who were buried in an avalanche and then caught in a blizzard in New Zealand earlier this week survived their ordeal by digging themselves out of the snow, building a snow cave and feeding on just muesli bars.
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NZ vs IND, 3rd T20I Preview: India Aim To Seal Series Win Against Out-Of-Sorts New Zealand
With India 2-0 up in the five-match T20 International series, New Zealand have a mountain to climb to stay alive in the series.
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Climber, Who Dug Herself Out Of Avalanche, "Broken" As Her 2 Guides Dead
A climber who dug herself out to safety after being buried by an avalanche in New Zealand said Wednesday she was "absolutely broken" by the deaths of two German guides in the accident.
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"Unlikely He Would Have Lasted Another Night": Climber Found On Mountain
A climber trapped for seven days in freezing conditions on a New Zealand mountain has been found in the nick of time, with rescuers saying he was unlikely to have survived another night alone.
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Indian Sisters, First Twins to Climb Mount Everest, Achieve Explorers Grand Slam
Tashi and Nancy Malik, the first twin sisters to climb Mount Everest together, have now become the fastest South Asians to complete the 'Explorers Grand Slam'.
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New Zealand Glacier Body Identified After 42 Years
A New Zealand hiker's body that lay frozen in a glacier for more than four decades has been formally identified, police said Thursday.
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3 Climbers Missing on New Zealand's Tallest Peak
One Australian and two German climbers were missing Wednesday on New Zealand's tallest mountain after failing to return from a summit attempt two days earlier.
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More teams withdraw, Nepal's Mount Everest season in jeopardy
Several foreign climbing expeditions have called off attempts to scale Everest following an avalanche that killed at least 13 local guides, meaning Nepal faces an entire season without a single ascent of the mountain for the first time in decades.
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Everest avalanche leaves climbers, guides in doubt over plans
An Australian mountaineer who narrowly escaped the deadliest accident ever on Mount Everest said on Saturday some local guides and climbers were questioning whether to scrap their summit plans after 13 Nepalese were killed in an avalanche.
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Prince William and wife Kate tour Australian town ravaged by bushfires
Survivors of last year's devastating Australian bushfires met with Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate on Thursday as the royal couple visited the Blue Mountains.
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New Zealand's tallest peak Mount Cook not so big after all
New Zealand's highest and most deadly peak, Mount Cook, a magnet for mountaineers from around the world, is shrinking according to surveyors who have lowered it by 30 metres (98 feet).
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More Landslides Likely In Papua New Guinea After 2,000 Killed Last Month
Further landslides will likely plague the area where part of a mountain collapsed onto a remote village in Papua New Guinea two weeks ago, New Zealand geological experts warned on Friday, as authorities ended search and rescue efforts.
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Australia Take Charge Of First Test After New Zealand Collapse
Australia seized control of the opening Test on Friday after a miserable day for hosts New Zealand left them 217 runs adrift in Wellington and with a mountain to climb to stay in the match.
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Climber Falls Nearly 2,000 Feet From New Zealand Mountain, Walks Away With Minor Injuries
The man was part of a group of climbers making their way towards the snow-covered peak of Mount Taranaki.
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"Exceptionally Lucky" Man Survives 2,000 Feet Fall From Dangerous New Zealand Mountain
A man "miraculously" survived a fall of 600 meters (approximately 2,000 feet) with only minor injuries after tumbling down the side of a mountain in New Zealand.
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New Zealand Climbers Built Snow Cave To Survive Terrifying Avalanche
Two climbers who were buried in an avalanche and then caught in a blizzard in New Zealand earlier this week survived their ordeal by digging themselves out of the snow, building a snow cave and feeding on just muesli bars.
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NZ vs IND, 3rd T20I Preview: India Aim To Seal Series Win Against Out-Of-Sorts New Zealand
With India 2-0 up in the five-match T20 International series, New Zealand have a mountain to climb to stay alive in the series.
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Climber, Who Dug Herself Out Of Avalanche, "Broken" As Her 2 Guides Dead
A climber who dug herself out to safety after being buried by an avalanche in New Zealand said Wednesday she was "absolutely broken" by the deaths of two German guides in the accident.
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"Unlikely He Would Have Lasted Another Night": Climber Found On Mountain
A climber trapped for seven days in freezing conditions on a New Zealand mountain has been found in the nick of time, with rescuers saying he was unlikely to have survived another night alone.
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Indian Sisters, First Twins to Climb Mount Everest, Achieve Explorers Grand Slam
Tashi and Nancy Malik, the first twin sisters to climb Mount Everest together, have now become the fastest South Asians to complete the 'Explorers Grand Slam'.
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New Zealand Glacier Body Identified After 42 Years
A New Zealand hiker's body that lay frozen in a glacier for more than four decades has been formally identified, police said Thursday.
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3 Climbers Missing on New Zealand's Tallest Peak
One Australian and two German climbers were missing Wednesday on New Zealand's tallest mountain after failing to return from a summit attempt two days earlier.
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More teams withdraw, Nepal's Mount Everest season in jeopardy
Several foreign climbing expeditions have called off attempts to scale Everest following an avalanche that killed at least 13 local guides, meaning Nepal faces an entire season without a single ascent of the mountain for the first time in decades.
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Everest avalanche leaves climbers, guides in doubt over plans
An Australian mountaineer who narrowly escaped the deadliest accident ever on Mount Everest said on Saturday some local guides and climbers were questioning whether to scrap their summit plans after 13 Nepalese were killed in an avalanche.
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Prince William and wife Kate tour Australian town ravaged by bushfires
Survivors of last year's devastating Australian bushfires met with Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate on Thursday as the royal couple visited the Blue Mountains.
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New Zealand's tallest peak Mount Cook not so big after all
New Zealand's highest and most deadly peak, Mount Cook, a magnet for mountaineers from around the world, is shrinking according to surveyors who have lowered it by 30 metres (98 feet).
