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  1. Parachuting Santa brings gifts for Italy's quake kids

    A group of eight skydivers, one of them dressed as Santa Claus, landed in a village near the Italian town of Amatrice, to hand out gifts to children affected by a powerful earthquake that hit the area in August.

  1. Time running out to wipe out deadly, invasive red fire ant
  2. A dramatic rescue in Sydney ends with a woman being cut from a car
  3. Community blood bank for cats
  4. Four people in hospital after escaping Sydney unit fire

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