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Fan hands himself in after bottle thrown at Van der Poel during Paris-Roubaix
Victoria’s curriculum authority board sacked after VCE exam bungle
Man’s body pulled from water after car hits wife and plunges them both into Parramatta River
Will Trump’s tariff chaos be China’s gain in global trade wars?
Revealed: Big tech’s new datacentres will take water from the world’s driest areas
A moth garden at Hampton Court Palace shows off plants that can be grown to help the insects, which are threatened by habitat loss
Everyone loves bees and butterflies, but now moths are coming into the spotlight (as long as they don’t fly around it).
The moth expert Charles Waters has seen a surprisingly rapid increase in interest in moths from the younger generation as, he believes, people become more aware of their beauty and diversity, as well as their importance as pollinators.
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