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The Crunch: disappearing Aussie musicians, mouse plagues and the secrets of traffic lights

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By Josh Nicholas, Nick Evershed 
| Yahoo News UK
Hello and welcome to a slightly delayed edition of The Crunch! You'll shortly find out why. In this week's newsletter we have charts on … mouse plagues, football's biggest upsets, masses of uncapped oil wells, how traffic lights work, the rise of K-pop, and how AI may have been unfairly blamed for killing off entry-level jobs. But first … where did all the 'Strayan accents go? On Monday morning we published a deep dive into the Aria charts – Australia's version of the Billboard Hot 100.
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The Crunch: disappearing Aussie musicians, mouse plagues and the secrets of traffic lights

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By Josh Nicholas, Nick Evershed 
| AOL UK
Mon, 8 June 2026 at 3:00 pm UTC The population of mice in Australia and oil drilling in the United States feature in this week's The Crunch newsletter.Composite: Getty Hello and welcome to a slightly delayed edition of The Crunch! You'll shortly find out why. In this week's newsletter we have charts on … mouse plagues, football's biggest upsets, masses of uncapped oil wells, how traffic lights work, the rise of K-pop, and how AI may have been unfairly blamed for killing off entry-level jobs.
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The crunch: Lebanese displacement; squid fishing in the Atlantic; and meet Jan – our friendly CGT helper

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By Josh Nicholas, Nick Evershed 
| MSN UK
Josh Nicholas and Nick Evershed Hello and welcome to another edition of The Crunch! In this week's newsletter we have charts onpopulation growth and decline, Israeliairstrikesin southern Lebanon,squid fishingnear Argentina,political violencein Nigeria, and yet more about thestrait of Hormuz. BUT FIRST … NOT HAPPY JAN? Last week was huge for Australian politics nerds, with a byelection over the weekend and the federal budget released last Tuesday. FOUR CHARTS FROM THE FORTNIGHT 1. Down down? 2.
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