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Photographer reveals he's broke after being sued by a monkey
It was meant to be a harmless selfie, designed to highlight the plight of the endangered crested black macaque.
It was meant to be a harmless selfie, designed to highlight the plight of the endangered crested black macaque.
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The Turnbull government has warned the states their threat to "go it alone" on a clean energy target will only create chaos and inefficiency.
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