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Queensland prosecutors seek to retry man acquitted of rape in double jeopardy laws test

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By Janelle Miles , Eden Gillespie 
| ABC News (Australia)
Queensland prosecutors are seeking to re-try a man on a rape charge following the retesting of forensic samples. The state's Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Todd Fuller on Thursday lodged an application with the Court of Appeal attempting to overturn the acquittal of a man previously tried in the Townsville District Court for alleged rape.
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How blood donations are helping three-year-old with rare disorder play like a 'normal kid'

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By Janelle Miles 
| ABC News (Australia)
Three-year-old Lauren Zeller has a one-in-a-million bleeding disorder but she's able to run, jump and tumble like other little girls thanks to the kindness of strangers. Lauren was diagnosed just before her first birthday with a rare and severe form of von Willebrand's disease — type 2B — which impairs blood clotting. As a baby, she bruised easily and ended up at the Queensland Children's Hospital emergency department when she started teething, after the bleeding continued for hours.
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Death Cafe aims to break mortality taboo over tea and cake

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By Janelle Miles 
| ABC News (Australia)
Trudy Walker sits in a cafe by the sea talking to more than a dozen strangers about the recent death of her father-in-law, who had dementia. She's animated. "He went so gently. It was just an absolutely glorious experience," the newly graduated social worker says with conviction. "He had a beautiful death." Social worker Trudy Walker recently attended a Death Cafe, where she spoke about the recent death of her father-in-law Sonny Walker.
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