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Murder case throws Thai sex tourism hub into global spotlight
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Pattaya has become the centre of international attention after an Australian allegedly murdered a teenage girl, but it has had an international reputation for decades.

In Australia, if you can't play the property game you lose
The Landlord's Game, a board game created by Elizabeth Magie.
Article is a 6 minute read.

If you've been wondering how and why Australian house prices spun out of control you're not alone. One filmmaker was so depressed by it he went out and shot a documentary.

Quick hits: Mexico madness at the Azteca, big Salah injury update
Mo Salah, Mexico fan and Didier Deschamps
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Mexico fans enjoy a night to remember at the Azteca, Egypt gives a big update on Mo Salah's fitness, and the Netherlands lose their manager after a shootout disaster. Here are today's World Cup quick hits.

Authorities renew safety warning as Neil the seal destroys barrier

Neil the seal has become one of Tasmania’s biggest celebrities, with social media videos showing him knocking over bollards and leaning on cars.

But wildlife experts are concerned his popularity could put him and the public at risk.

Some large animals have been euthanised overseas due to public safety concerns, but Tasmanian authorities say that option is not part of their management approach.

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'Frustrated and disappointed': Women on being in a sexless marriage
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Women share how a lack of sex is impacting their marriage, and ways they're trying to spice things up.

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Who is Maya Joint, Australian conqueror of Serena at Wimbledon?
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Maya Joint was born in April 2006 when Serena Williams had already won seven Grand Slam singles titles. So who is the 20-year-old who just defeated a tennis legend in her return to the All England Club?

New financial year, new rules and how today's changes affect your wallet
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A bunch of new rules come into effect today. Find out how they could impact your finances. 

Last-minute NDIS relief for designer featured on Gardening Australia
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Garden designer Joshua Ruff has been given a six-month reprieve by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) after speaking out about changes to his NDIS plan.

Patrons farewell historical pub in outback town amid spate of closures
An old coloured photograph of the Junction Hotel building on a wide open street under a blue sky
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There used to be more than 70 pubs in Broken Hill, but now only a handful remain. The Australian Hotels Association warns hotels in remote locations need to diversify their business model in order to survive a rapidly changing hospitality landscape.

Venezuelan earthquake rescuers save 3yo boy after six days under rubble
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A young boy with curly brown hair appearing to be covered in dust, lying topless on a white bed, covered by a blue blanket.
Article is a 6 minute read.

The death toll from Venezuela's devastating two earthquakes has risen to more than 1,900 as tens of thousands of people still remain unaccounted for.

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