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Lucky guy to survive, not so lucky to have it happen
Why are people so soft?, the graphic content wasn't that bad.
😂😂 warning graphic... lol tell that to the daft idiot who showed it in all it’s ‘gory’ on the landing page!
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New toxic factories and West Footscray factory fire link to same manProperties used as illegal chemical dumps in Melbourne’s north and the West Footscray factory packed with drums of chemicals before it burned down last year are linked to the same person, a Wallan-based businessman who recently had a serious run in with police. There’s no angels like hells angels, lol. . “Preliminary testing in nearby Stony Creek has found high concentrations of acetone, benzene and various other industrial solvents and toxins.” Why do we have cancer and Parkinson’s charities asking for donations, instead of polluters paying into cancer and neurology funds? . Well that was a given
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Amazon workers hospitalised after robot punctures bear repellent canStaff have difficulty breathing, as well as burning throats and eyes, after fumes from a can of bear repellent, are released into a warehouse. FightFor15 This story us almost 24 hours old. Come on ABC you can do better. Bear repellent is a thing?
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TV star’s awkward wardrobe malfunctionShaun Pollock had to make sure the camera steered clear of a certain part of his anatomy after a TV demonstration went off script. “Certain part of his anatomy” -how puerile is that, he split his trousers. Shock, horror we may have seen his underpants!
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Plans for 'grand scale steel plant' in Whyalla unveiled | Sky News AustraliaBritish billionaire Sanjeev Gupta has unveiled ambitious plans to upgrade and potentially expand the troubled steelworks in Whyalla, South Australia. \n\nA $600 million expansion of Whyalla's existing steel mill which would lift production to 1.8 million tonnes each year was outlined, as well as the creation of 2500 jobs.\n\n Mr Gupta was joined on Monday by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and SA Premier Steven Marshall as he spoke of his vision to grow and secure thousands of jobs.\n\n\n ShayneNeumannMP Refugees are not stones in the sea to protect our borders and dumping them in other nations does not protect any borders, Nauru and Manus are not our countries, I repeat, you pple are monsters. ShayneNeumannMP No mate you are desperately lying, we have been here before with Labor and you think in 6 years we have forgotten what your govt did, no way! ShayneNeumannMP Lmao, Why would anyone trust the useless mob who let in 50,000 ppl in on 800 boats; opened 17 detention centres; spent $12B housing them; put 8000 kids in detention; and allowed 1200 ppl to drown at sea. Same old Labor on borders, virtue signalling over lives
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Banksy gifts Welsh steel town a white Christmas attractionBanksy fans are flocking to the Welsh town of Port Talbot to see a new mural by the elusive British street artist depicting a child covered in snow that is in fact ash from a burning bin.
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Banksy's latest mural comments on air pollution in a Welsh steel townStreet artist and social commentator Banksy pops up in Port Talbot, Wales, leaving a new artwork on a garage that references the town's air pollution. Oh the humanity.
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Trump says he will build Mexican border wall with steel | Sky News AustraliaUS President Donald Trump says plans for a steel barrier along the Mexican border have been discussed in a meeting with Democrats.\n\nThe President recently tweeted about the move away from a concrete wall, saying steel would be 'stronger and less obtrusive' and 'made in the USA'. \n\nThe US government has been in partial shutdown for more than two weeks following a stalemate between the President and Democrats on funding for the border wall. \n\n\n\n\n ToryShepherd realDonaldTrump The wall will be built. Everyone knows the wall will be built. ToryShepherd realDonaldTrump That because ur dumber than a bag of knobs, or was that just ur weekend? ToryShepherd realDonaldTrump Trump is in control as usual. Wall and many more amazing things to come. FISA will bring down the house.
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Trump offers steel over concrete in border wall compromiseThe US President says the wall bordering Mexico could be made of steel instead of concrete as a potential compromise with Democrats, who are refusing to fund the project. I’d vote for THIS barrier. It could be made of fields, rivers, rocks and trees. That sounds like bending ......
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Sydney News: Chef accused of spiking drink, rapeA Sydney chef allegedly brought his co-worker to his unit for what she thought was a work handover before he spiked her tea and raped her while she was unconscious. 9News
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