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Disposing of world war's deadly remnants 80 years on

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By John Kidman Verified
| Perth Now Verified
It's been more than 80 years since the guns of World War II fell silent, yet the deadly remnants of conflict continue to pose danger in the South Pacific. Millions of tonnes of unexploded munitions still litter the globe, many of them scattered in the waters surrounding Australia's near neighbours. Leading efforts to tackle the problem, the Royal Australian Navy has just completed the destruction of some 2200 potentially live munitions off Papua New Guinea.
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Fourth case of deadly flu detected in migratory seabird

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By Allanah Sciberras Verified, John Kidman Verified
| Perth Now Verified
A fourth case of avian influenza has been confirmed in a migratory bird but there are still no signs of spread to local poultry or wildlife. Three seabirds with deadly H5N1 were detected earlier this week, two in Western Australia and one in SA. Australia's Chief Veterinary Officer Beth Cookson said on Saturday WA had reported a further detection in a giant petrel on the state's southern coast.
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Woman critical, city beaches shut after shark mauling

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By Nick Wilson Verified, William Ton Verified, John Kidman Verified
| Inkl
Widespread beach closures are in force after a woman was mauled by a shark up to 4m long. (AAP PHOTOS) Multiple city beaches remain off limits to board riders and swimmers after a woman mauled by a shark up to 4m long was left critically injured. The attack happened just metres from shore and between the flags at Sydney's popular Coogee Beach shortly after 11am on Saturday.
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