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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, MSN South Africa, The New Daily
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Thousands brave morning freeze to bare all at Dark Mofo nude swim

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By Ros Lehman
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
In short: Two thousand people have disrobed and dashed into the River Derwent in Hobart to mark the winter solstice with a nude swim What's next?: The swim marks the end of the annual Dark Mofo festival which is in its 10th year Only the hardiest souls brave Hobart's River Derwent at this time of year and usually in a thick wetsuit.
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Investigators say fire at Ashley Youth Detention Centre deliberately lit

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By Laura Beavis Verified, Ros Lehman, Damian McIntyre Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
In short: A worker was taken to hospital for observation following a fire at Tasmania's Ashley Youth Detention Centre on Sunday, prompting calls for safer staffing levels. What's next?: Fire investigators say the fire was deliberately lit and assess the damage bill to be around $20,000 The Tasmania Fire Service (TFS) said a fire at the Ashley Youth Detention Centre on Sunday was deliberately lit and caused around $20,000 damage.
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Union calls for safer staffing after fire at Ashley youth detention centre

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By Laura Beavis Verified, Ros Lehman, Damian McIntyre Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
In short: A worker was taken to hospital for observation following a fire at Tasmania's Ashley Youth Detention Centre on Sunday, prompting calls for safer staffing levels. What's next?: Police and fire investigators are trying to determine what caused the blaze at the youth detention centre.
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