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‘Something in the air’: Father of the Greens Bob Brown hopes The Giants inspires next generation

Passionate environmental folk law hero and former senator Dr Bob Brown shares his hopes for the future of the planet in doco, The Giants

The New Daily

Scottish scientists say edible fungi could have major double benefit

GROWING edible mushrooms alongside trees can produce a valuable food source for millions of people while capturing carbon, scientists have found.

The National (Scotland)

Fungi-tree planting could feed millions while capturing tonnes of carbon, study finds

Research found fungi growing alongside trees could produce nutritious food source for nearly 19 million people per year

The Independent UK

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Fungi-tree planting could feed millions while capturing tonnes of carbon – study

New research found fungi growing alongside trees could produce a nutritious food source for nearly 19 million people per year.

The Independent UK

The lingering unease in Mayhill now the faces of the hooded rioters have finally been unmasked

It was one of the most shocking nights to have ever taken place in Swansea

Wales Online

Terrorising group of 18 who turned estate into scorched warzone jailed for 83 years

Violence and disorder broke out in the Mayhill area of Swansea in May last year during a vigil for local teenager Ethan Powell and quickly descended into a "warzone"

Daily Mirror

ACM to sell SA, Queensland regional community newspapers

Publisher ACM also in looking at potential sale of regional papers in WA

The Canberra Times

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Eighteen jailed over ‘disgraceful’ Swansea Mayhill riots

Judge Paul Thomas said the episode had ‘scarred the community deeply’.

The Independent UK

'I won't be bothering' - the people cutting back on Christmas in the cost of living crisis

"I just feel sorry for people who have got little ones and they've got to buy presents for them"

Wales Online

Genetic engineering could be used to control mouse populations, research finds

Scientists demonstrated that a gene drive can be used to induce female infertility in the common house mouse, an invasive species in Australia

The Guardian - AU

Eastern Standard Preview Oct. 27

It’s unusual for one person to appear twice in an edition of ES, but Whit Whitaker does just that: in his role as Director of the Lyric Theater in Lexington, and as a cast member of our latest radio play, “Three’s a Charm” by David Miller, also starring Roger Leasor…

WEKU

Man handed life term for killing teenager after she refused to have sex

Lewis Haines, 31, strangled Lily Sullivan, 18, after meeting her in a nightclub in Pembroke in December.

The Independent UK

Man killed teenager after night out and left her body in reservoir

Lewis Haines, 31, admits murdering 18-year-old Lily Sullivan but denies the killing was sexually motivated.

The Independent UK

Pervert spied on parents changing their babies' nappies for his own 'sexual gratification'

Paul Thomas also stayed overnight at a house with a woman and her two children, aged under 16, without telling her about his offending history

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Fears for wildlife around 'completely dried up' canal in Newport

Locals say the canal has become an 'eyesore' and that animals cannot survive with such low water levels

Wales Online

Dad held terrified car owners 'at gunpoint' with cigarette lighter

The beer keg maker said he had a 'family to feed' as he threatened one woman

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s a glorified holiday camp’: St Ives fights losing battle over second homes

As property prices in the Cornish town soar, residents are dismayed that a landmark policy to curb investment buyers has proved ineffective

Newsroom.co.nz

Labour movement icon comes into some cash

The restoration of a faded symbol of the birth of unionism in this country has been given a welcome shot in the arm.

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Newsroom.co.nz

United we stand - divided we stall?

World Heritage status for Runanga’s historic workers’ hall could help put the West Coast town on the map, if the bureaucratic hurdles can be overcome.

Wales Online

Drink driver tried to hide in trees after high-speed chase by armed police

Christopher Heale had raced the wrong way down a one-way street and through a red traffic light before ditching his van and trying to hide

Wales Online

Man 'bled profusely' after being stabbed in chest and hip in takeaway

Abdul Rouf from Swansea put a knife into another man with an 'upward cutting motion' after his victim came into Halima Tandoori in Cwmafan, Port Talbot, during a confrontation

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