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Tamworth Country Music Festival: The piece of magic that comes to Australia every January

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By Natalie Wolfe Verified
| 7News Verified
Dolly Parton once described them as “the greatest people on Earth”. And alongside her adoring message to the people of Tamworth from her 2014 visit to the city’s world-famous country music festival Parton added: “Thanks for loving country music and me.” Dolly’s hand-written message, now carefully kept behind glass at the National Guitar Museum in Tamworth, sums up the town and its people perfectly.
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Rex goes under: Regional Express Airlines grounds planes on capital city routes as administrators called in Original

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By Natalie Wolfe Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Virgin Australia has agreed to honour prepaid bookings after upstart rival Regional Express abandoned its capital city ambitions and called in administrators. Regional Express, which trades across Australia as Rex Airlines, revealed on Tuesday night it had grounded its high-cost fleet of Boeing 737 jets providing services between major national airports.
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Illegal gold mining in Indonesia sees miners paying with their lives to earn extra money

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By Natalie Wolfe Verified
| The West Australian Verified
“More air! Quick.” The voice echoes from the black hole below. Illegal gold miner Ependi, 28, grabs the hose and pumps three empty ice bags full of compressed air. He ties the neck of each one with a plastic tie, and straps them to the rope on the homemade pulley system, which is just an old wheelbarrow wheel and 125cc bike motor, and sends them 50m down the shaft below. For the three illegal gold miners working down there, this pulley system is their lifeline.
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