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Jury hears man accused of wife's attempted murder told her 'I'm going to kill you' before stabbing

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By Peter Lusted Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A jury has heard a Canberra man accused of attempting to murder his wife two years ago allegedly whispered "I'm going to kill you" before stabbing her in the arm. The court was told the man also allegedly punched his wife in the face and attempted to strangle her after an argument over their marriage difficulties. The trial of the man, who has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder, is continuing in the ACT Supreme Court.
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New technology developed in Canberra could prevent 70 million tonnes of milk waste each year

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By Peter Lusted Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A Canberra innovation that can detect contaminants in dairy products could reduce milk waste, with around 150 million tonnes currently wasted annually. It allows dairy companies, who previously had to wait two to three days to receive routine laboratory test results, to test on site in just three minutes. The Cybertongue technology may be expanded to test food for allergens or even some bacterial toxins in future.
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Hobby beekeepers urged to check for varroa mite as more than 1,000 ACT beehives destroyed

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By Peter Lusted Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Experts say half of the ACT's 6,000 beehives have been impacted by the fast-spreading parasite, varroa mite, with well over 1,000 destroyed. Varroa mites are 1 to 2 millimetre-long parasites that attach to honey bees, eventually killing the bees and their colonies. Micah Wood says varroa mite has been reported in every major Canberra suburb. (Supplied: Micah Wood) The mite was first found in the ACT in April last year — and ACT Biosecurity Engagement Officer, Micah Wood, said it is now widespread.
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