Domino's has hired its first Chief Garlic Bread Taste Tester in Australia. Zach Gracie, 21, beat 7500 contestants to take out the title and score the world-first role. Mr Gracie said he was ecstatic about landing his "dream job".
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I'll taste garlic break for free.
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Two Australians killed after plummeting 300m in NZ climbing accident | Sky News AustraliaTwo Australian climbers have been killed on New Zealand’s south island after plummeting 300 metres.\n\nThe pair were climbing the Remarkables near Queenstown where it is understood their ropes gave way, cut on sharp rocks.\n
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Labor lost because they 'spoke down to Australians': PM | Sky News AustraliaScott Morrison has told Sky News he believes part of the reason that Labor lost the election was because the party “spoke down” to the Australian people.\n\nSpeaking to Sky News host Paul Murray, the prime minister said the opposition made it all about the Labor Party and not the Australian people. \n\n“It's not about the Labor Party… it's about where Australians are and what they want for their future and a huge part of the election was that we, I believe, spoke very clearly to the aspirations of Australians,” Mr Morrison said. \n\nTune in to Paul Murray at 9pm AEDT for the full interview. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia ScottMorrisonMP ScottMorrisonMP Lol he believes in god. ScottMorrisonMP Totally agree PM. Remember Bowen’s famous words “if you don’t like it then don’t vote for us”. So arrogant, they thought they had already one the election.
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Sydney council to cancel Australia Day celebrations | Sky News AustraliaA Sydney council has announced plans to cancel Australia Day celebrations on January 26 in favour of an Aboriginal festival called Yabun. \n\nCouncillor Darcy Byrne told Sky News the date of Australia Day was unlikely to change so “the way we mark the date does need to change”. \n\n“Given January 26 does mark, for Aboriginal people, the beginning of colonisation, dispossession and the removal of children, the deliberate destruction of language and culture, there is a better and more mature way to commemorate the day that includes them,” he said. \n\nThe Inner West Council – which Councillor Byrne described as “the birthplace of multiculturalism”- will vote on the changes next week and with the backing of Labor and Greens councillors, it is expected to pass. \n I've heard of Yacant but never Yabun. fuk yeh Don’t the aboriginals live in Australia too?
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Possible IVF breakthrough on its way to Australia | Sky News AustraliaA new form of in vitro fertilisation known as 'three-parent IVF' could be brought to Australia after the senate voted to change embryo and cloning laws last year. \n\nThe procedure - which is already being used overseas - involves using two eggs from two different women to eradicate genetic failures and disease, to result in a healthy birth. \n\nThe treatment proposal has been dubbed a possible IVF breakthrough, however the decision on whether or not to bring it to Australia has sparked controversy. \n\nImage: Getty
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Democrats win big in Republican states | Sky News AustraliaSenior Fellow of the US Studies Centre Bruce Wolpe says there is a “long game ahead” and there is a “good first quarter for the Democrats” after they took back the state of Virginia and defeated a Republican governor in Kentucky. \n\n“They feel they are cutting through and building on the factors that led to the Democrats taking back the house of representatives last year,” he told Sky News on Thursday.\n\n“The trends are in the suburbs around the cities, the Democrats are taking the cities, as multi-cultural cities vote Democratic but they are taking the suburbs around the cities and that’s where the changes in votes are occurring. \n\n“Who’s winning are moderate Democrats who appeal to more than just the Trump base.”\n\nImage: News Corp Australia The defeated Rrpublican Governor bitterly opposed Trump. Served him well Yep, it's not as if the wheels are falling of the impeachment hoax, right Bruce?
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