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Formula One: Australian Grand Prix – live
Sydney to swelter through 38C day before late night ‘fairly gusty’ cool change
Severed head of King George V statue may have resurfaced at Irish rappers’ Melbourne gig
‘All the birds returned’: How a Chinese project led the way in water and soil conservation
Pokémon Go maker to sell games to Saudi-owned company for $3.5bn
Tiny lightning streaks in fine spray can power chemical reactions that generate molecules for life, scientists say
Charles Darwin thought it started in a warm pond. Others point to comets that ploughed into Earth. And some suspect a bolt from the blue, a lightning strike into the ocean.
How life started on Earth may forever be a mystery, but new research proposes a radical idea: that crashing waves and waterfalls may have kicked off the process by throwing up mists of water.
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