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Court refuses injunction on medical school expansion
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S. Korea, Cambodia forge strategic partnership
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Rare mid-May heavy snow warning issued over mountainous areas of Gangwon
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Police raid popera singer Kim Ho-joong's house over hit-and-run suspicions
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New Seoul High Prosecutors’ Office chief vows full-fledged probe into first lady
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Trump may like to 'solve' N. Korean nuclear problem if reelected: ex-official
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Perth’s hot and dry conditions blamed for the 100 turtle deaths at Bibra Lake wetlands
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : May 2, 2024 - 10:31
A species of turtles endemic to freshwater lakes in south-west WA is facing its biggest challenge – the drying of lakes coupled with the threat of foxes. A Perth wildlife group has collected a graveyard of almost 100 turtle shells from a lakebed in Bibra Lake, and are calling for help to protect the species from extinction.
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