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Angine de Poitrine, the French Canadian costumed microtonal duo breaking the internet

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By James Dunlevie Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
They appear in the video in costumes covered in small dots. Both wear masks with the build quality of a school stage production, an afternoon's work with lots of papier-mache, acrylic paint and a hot glue gun. The video begins with the pair standing side by side, gesturing solemnly towards sparkly golden pyramids on their costumes, which also feature ridiculously long noses.
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Navigation sounders turned off before Nuyina hit ocean floor, ATSB report notes

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By Jessica Moran, James Dunlevie Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has outlined how the Australian research vessel, RSV Nuyina, became grounded off Heard Island on October 13 last year. The preliminary report stated the grounding occurred while the Australian Antarctic Division's $528 million icebreaker was conducting drone surveys over the shore of Heard Island, close to an area of uncharted sea floor. Heard Island is 4,000km south-west of Perth. The Nuyina icebreaker entered service in 2021.
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Australia's frozen ghost town leaves behind a toxic legacy

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By Jano Gibson Verified, Daniel Miller Verified, James Dunlevie Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Antarctica is often considered the last pristine wilderness on the planet. But an Australian base abandoned almost six decades ago continues to pose a major pollution threat to the ecosystem. Planning is underway to remediate Wilkes Station, but there's still no timeframe or funding to complete the clean-up. Antarctica is a vast, icy wilderness, largely untouched by human impacts. But on the coastal fringe of Australia's Antarctic Territory is a toxic legacy from a bygone era.
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