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Australia Experiences Highest Population Growth in History

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By Tim Graham
| Hotspotting Australia Verified
By Tim Graham Australia’s population hit a new record high of 26.2 million people last December, a result of unprecedented levels of overseas migration, as seen in the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. This is a massive increase of 496,800 people or 1.9%, the largest in Australian history. The growth rate of 1.9% is high, but not a record; growth rates were much higher back in the gold rush days, and also after World War II, although those were off a smaller population base.
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Family Attempts to Bring Lost Crust Punk Home by Shaking Pack of Cigarettes, Clinking 40 Ounce Bottles in Backyard

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By Tim Graham
| The Hard Times
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Marjorie and Gerald Spitz attempted to lure their wayward crust punk son home using his two favorite things as bait — alcohol and cigarettes, confirmed annoyed neighbors. “I’m beginning to get worried,” said Mrs. Spitz. “Avery—uh, I mean ‘Gooch’ as he likes to be called—isn’t usually gone for this long. Most of the time, all we have to do is clink a couple of Old English forties together out back and he’ll come running.
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Doom Drummer Studies for LSAT Between Snare Hits

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By Tim Graham
| The Hard Times
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Local doom metal drummer and law student John Hennion used the extended gaps in between snare hits to study for the bar exam while playing a show last night, confirmed multiple witnesses. “I love being in this band, but I’m also a pragmatist,” said the Witch Skin drummer while breaking down his kit after a recent show at The Whitewater. “My mom always said to have a backup plan, so I applied to law school at her urging.
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