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  1. 550-million-year-old fossils found in South Australia

    Palaeontologists are working in the searing outback sun to document fossils – believed to be more than half a billion years old – in the Flinders Ranges, as part of efforts to get the region onto the World Heritage list.

  1. 70pc of Aussies take supplements - but do they work?
  2. Queensland Police Service fry an egg on the patrol car bonnet in Birdsville
  3. A thirsty koala comes down from a tree in Adelaide
  4. Your phone holds a tiny collection of modern art - emoji

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  1. Taxi drivers block Melbourne roads in protest over deregulation
  2. 550-million-year-old fossils found in South Australia
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