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This elusive possum was thought to be extinct outside Victoria. Now ecologists have made an ‘amazing’ discovery
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Sprint sensation Lachie Kennedy breaks magical 10-second barrier for 100m
At least 81 arrested in Paris as fans celebrate PSG’s Champions League victory
Maja Stark leads chaotic US Women’s Open as contenders falter
This elusive possum was thought to be extinct outside Victoria. Now ecologists have made an ‘amazing’ discovery
‘We’ll determine our defence policy’: Albanese responds to US push for huge rise in spending as it stokes China fears
Five seconds said to be just as effective as 10 or 15 in managing lower-level conflicts and preventing escalation
Couples having a row should take a five-second break to stop them reaching boiling point, according to a study.
Taking a pause during an argument can act as a firebreak that prevents rows from escalating, defuses disagreements and could save the need for costly counselling.
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