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Qantas plane to be inspected after cracks found in A380 aircraft

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By Emily Bennett Verified
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Sixteen Airbus A380 superjumbos are set to be grounded for emergency inspections after Europe’s air safety regulator detected cracks in an internal part of an aircraft’s wing. One Qantas plane is among the planes which are subject to an inspection, with the other 15 operated by Emirates. One Qantas plane is among the planes which are subject to an inspection.
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Why some Aussies are copping bill increases despite energy price drop

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By Emily Bennett Verified
| Nine Network Verified
Millions of Australians are being promised cheaper electricity from next month, but some could still see bill increases. Costs are set to fall for most households and small businesses from July 1, in line with a decrease in the Australian Energy Regulator’s default market offer. Some Australians could still see electricity bill increases from next month.
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Western Australia reports third suspected positive case of bird flu

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By Emily Bennett Verified
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A third suspected positive case of H5N1 bird flu has been detected in Western Australia. Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis said the bird was found in the Quindalup area in the state’s south-west. Eight other birds found along the coast from Esperance to Geraldton were tested but returned a negative result. This follows the discovery of two dead birds which tested positive for H5N1 near Esperance last week.
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