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Peter Vincent

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Man who says he is Prince Charles and Camilla's son shares key photos

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By Peter Vincent, Tita Smith Verified
| MSN UK Verified
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo An Australian engineer who believes he is the secret love child of Prince Charles and Camilla has claimed he was taken to meet the duchess at a country estate owned by the Royal Family. Simon Charles Dorante-Day, 55, last week shared a comparison photo of the facial similarities between his 14-year-old son Liam and a young Queen Elizabeth, which quickly went viral online.
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The hero Sydney tradie who saved someone's life on the way to work

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By Peter Vincent
| MSN Australia Verified
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A hero tradie climbed into a burning building to saved a trapped disabled man from death, then went back for his housemate. Hayssam 'Sam' Sabsabi, 44, then got back in his carpentry ute when emergency services arrived to take over, and went to work. The Lebanese immigrant was on his way to work at 7am when he noticed smoke coming out of the windows in his street River Avenue, Carramar, in southern Sydney.
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Chinese mining at near Australian military training area sparks fears

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By Peter Vincent
| MSN Australia Verified
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A Chinese-linked company has been granted a mining lease on a remote Western Australian island near an Australian military training area and important strategic assets. The Hong Kong-based company was last October granted a licence valid until 2032 to dig for iron ore on Cockatoo Island, about 2000km from Perth, and next to the Yampi Sound Defence Training Area.
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