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Israel-Iran Conflict · Iran

The U.N. nuclear watchdog says there's 'no increase in off-site radiation levels' after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites

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The U.N. nuclear watchdog says there's 'no increase in off-site radiation levels' after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites.See the Story

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This 2,700-Year-Old Tomb Discovered in Türkiye May Have Connections to King Midas’s Family – altnews.org

The find in Ankara is being hailed as the most significant archaeological discovery in the region in several decades, asTomb · Turkey See the Story

Sydney Skyline Due to Grow Ever Taller as City Council Agrees to Relax Building Height Caps for Two Towers

Sydney Tower stands almost 330 metres from ground to tip (including the spire). Photo courtesy ANDREW KACIMAIWAI The addition of two new 300-metre-tall buildings to the Central Sydney skyline has taken a step closer after changes to planning rules were approved for the city’s Pitt Street precinct. On June 16, the council backed a proposal to increase the maximum building height and floor space at 56–60 Pitt Street for a 310m-tall 70-sto…Sydney, Australia · Sydney See the Story

New resort to more than double overnight visitor stays at Dubbo’s open plains zoo

Overnight stays are poised to more than double at the Dubbo zoo from late next year. Photo: Sebastian Ashton/Unsplash The Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, NSW, is poised to more than double its number of overnight visitor stays thanks to a new resort now taking shape. Set amid 55 hectares of grasslands, the Serengeti Resort is located in a previously unused area of the nearly 300ha site and will be five times the size of the current…Dubbo · Dubbo Read Article

Buranda station reopening ends Qld Rail’s historic access upgrade works

Banyo station re-opened last month after it closed in January 2024 for access upgrade work. Photo courtesy of ANDREW KACIMAIWAI When Buranda Station in Brisbane reopened on Monday, it marked the end of a record 18-month closure for access upgrades. It also marked the end of Queensland Rail’s largest ever station accessibility work. Buranda Station was the last of six stations to reopen after major work. The others are (all Brisbane City…Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

Qld wreck removal efforts given $15m, three-year extension as govt vows to close legal loopholes

FILE: Some vessels have had to be refloated like the Daisy May in the Caboolture River in September 2020. Photo: Maritime Safety Queensland The Queensland Government is extending the ‘shelf life’ of its derelict vessel removal program with $15 million for three more years. And the sunken wreck of the fishing vessel, Lady Jane, is to be removed from the Ross River in Townsville under the extended program. The Keeping Our Waterways Safe p…Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

From Gooney Bird to oil tunnels, NT looks to turn wartime history into tourism drawcard

Close-up of a Douglas DC-3, otherwise known as a Dakota or Gooney Bird. Photo courtesy of ANDREW KACIMAIWAI From a ride on a Gooney Bird to a walk through tunnels, the Northern Territory is turning to its military history books to create a new national tourism drawcard. The (CLP) NT Government is now financing new military tourism projects separately as part of its economic vision for 2025. Tourism Minister Marie-Clare Boothby says the …World War II · Darwin Read Article

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Photographer Geniene Gordon was busy out and about in Whyalla on the weekend, catching up with people at the Whyalla […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Faces, places in Whyalla appeared first on The Whyalla News.Whyalla · Whyalla See the Story

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This 2,700-Year-Old Tomb Discovered in Türkiye May Have Connections to King Midas’s Family – altnews.org

Sydney Skyline Due to Grow Ever Taller as City Council Agrees to Relax Building Height Caps for Two Towers

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