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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Former Army Officer, 85, Dies After Casting Vote At Home In Karnataka
Madhava Prabhu, an 85-year-old resident of Wagga in Bantwal, exemplified unwavering commitment to his civic duty even in the face of illness.
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Only In Australia: Kangaroo Bounces Through City, Runs Red Light
A law-breaking kangaroo was recently caught on camera running a red light. The incident occurred in the Australian city of Wagga Wagga on Monday morning.
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Smoke in Qantas cockpit, pilots hospitalised
Passengers of a Qantas Airline aircraft had to be evacuated and its pilots hospitalised today after smoke was reported from its cockpit at Canberra Airport.
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Toddler found next to dead mother, survives five days on Easter eggs
A two-year Australian toddler spent up to five days alone at home next to her dead mother's body probably surviving on Easter chocolate eggs. The child was discovered severely dehydrated on Friday after neighbours became suspicious and raised an alarm in Wagga Wagga, 400 kilometres southwest of Sydney.
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Hundreds more evacuated in Australia floods
Hundreds more people were evacuated on Wednesday in Australia's flood-hit South-East, as residents of sodden Wagga Wagga breathed a sigh of relief after a levee on the swollen Murrumbidgee River held firm.
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Former Army Officer, 85, Dies After Casting Vote At Home In Karnataka
Madhava Prabhu, an 85-year-old resident of Wagga in Bantwal, exemplified unwavering commitment to his civic duty even in the face of illness.
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Only In Australia: Kangaroo Bounces Through City, Runs Red Light
A law-breaking kangaroo was recently caught on camera running a red light. The incident occurred in the Australian city of Wagga Wagga on Monday morning.
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Smoke in Qantas cockpit, pilots hospitalised
Passengers of a Qantas Airline aircraft had to be evacuated and its pilots hospitalised today after smoke was reported from its cockpit at Canberra Airport.
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Toddler found next to dead mother, survives five days on Easter eggs
A two-year Australian toddler spent up to five days alone at home next to her dead mother's body probably surviving on Easter chocolate eggs. The child was discovered severely dehydrated on Friday after neighbours became suspicious and raised an alarm in Wagga Wagga, 400 kilometres southwest of Sydney.
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Hundreds more evacuated in Australia floods
Hundreds more people were evacuated on Wednesday in Australia's flood-hit South-East, as residents of sodden Wagga Wagga breathed a sigh of relief after a levee on the swollen Murrumbidgee River held firm.
