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Anthony Scully

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Newcastle upon Tyne
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), The New Daily, InQueensland, Breakingnews Travel
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Stars vanish from night sky as light pollution from cities, towns grows

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By Chris Lewis, Rachel Kelly, Anthony Scully Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Loading... We are losing the stars. Not all at once, but quietly, one streetlight, one neon sign, one expanding suburb at a time. For most of human history, the night sky has been a shared inheritance, a source of stories, navigation and wonder. But for many adults, the expansive skies of childhood that were bursting with starlight are no longer visible. Most of today's children don't even know what they're missing.
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Young musicians go behind the scenes to drive next wave of festivals

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By Emma Siossian Verified, Anthony Scully Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Energy vibrates through a small town backyard shed as a young band jams, inspired by classic Aussie hard rock. Temperate, whose members rehearse in Coramba in northern New South Wales, is preparing to perform at an upcoming all-ages live music event at Coffs Harbour. The Coastal Grown event, which is being curated and delivered by a group of young people from the region, will feature aspiring local bands. It is the culmination of pilot project Outset by the state's music body, MusicNSW.
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Bodyboard shapers keep niche craft alive as sport rises in Australia

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By Emma Siossian Verified, Justin Huntsdale Verified, Anthony Scully Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Just off the coast of Cronulla is an exposed rocky outcrop known as Shark Island, famous for its dangerous, barrelling waves that thunder over an extremely shallow ledge. The southern Sydney break is home to the Shark Island Challenge, an invitational bodyboarding competition that pushes the world's best to their limits. The event, which started in 1997, was relaunched last year after a six-year break as part of efforts to rejuvenate the sport in Australia.
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