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Annie Gaffney

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Queensland museum scrambling to secure F/A-18 Classic Hornet before they're lost to history

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By Annie Gaffney Verified, Owen Jacques Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
In short: The F/A-18 "Classic Hornet" was retired in 2020, but none have been secured for display in Queensland. The Queensland Air Museum has launched a petition, after first expressing interest in 2019. What's next: The Department of Defence says the process has finished, but the museum volunteers are vowing to fight on. They are likely the most-recognisable fighter in the Royal Australian Air Force, but the days of Queenslanders spotting a F/A-18 "Classic Hornet" could be over.
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The polar explorer scientist

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By Annie Gaffney Verified, Elsa Silberstein
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Three generations, one dress
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Warning issued to hundreds of thousands of Swifties amid concerns about Eras Tour wristbands

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By Annie Gaffney Verified, Robert Burgin, Ollie Wykeham Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
In short: The button batteries contained in wristbands issued to Taylor Swift concert-goers are potentially lethal. Three Australian children have died from ingesting button batteries. What's next? Hundreds of thousands of Swift fans will be contacted by the touring company Taylor Swift's touring company will contact hundreds of thousands of fans about the danger of more than a million button batteries contained in wristbands that are being distributed on her current Australian tour.
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