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'He is a terrorist': Jacinda Ardern refuses to speak gunman's name
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she won't use the name of an Australian man behind the Christchurch terror attack in a bid to deny him notoriety.
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Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano spews hot rock and ash
An explosion at the crater of Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano has hurled incandescent rock about 2.5km down its slopes.
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Police wrangle cow on New York City highway
New York City police officers had to wrangle a cow that got loose on a busy highway in the Bronx. It was unclear how the cow got onto the highway.
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No timeline on containing Houston blaze
Fire officials declined to say how long it would take to extinguish a raging fire at a petrochemical storage terminal near Houston. The blaze at Intercontinental Terminals Co in Deer Park, Texas, has been burning since Sunday.
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White shoes line church in memory of Christchurch shooting victims
On the grass outside a church in New Zealand lie 50 pairs of white shoes, each representing one of the lives lost in a mass shooting at two mosques in the community just a few days ago.
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Robots take on child jockeys in Egyptian camel races
Camel owners in Egypt have used robots in races for the first time, drawing big attention near the eastern city of Ismailia.
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The Harbour Bridge turns 87
The Sydney Harbour Bridge was opened on this day in 1932, and included some memorable moments including an 8-year-old who climbed to the top and two dramatic ribbon cuttings.
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Scientists complete first live dive to Seychelles' remote Alphonse Atoll
Scientists have completed the first phase of an ambitious expedition to explore changes taking place beneath the waves of the Indian Ocean.
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Britain's biggest bronze statue crosses land and sea to reach new home
Britain's largest bronze sculpture - a giant figure of a crouching woman - glided into its new home in the coastal city of Plymouth, bolted onto the back of a sea barge.
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Crews battle blaze at Texas petrochemical plant
Emergency crews battled a large fire burning at a Houston petrochemical terminal that spread to eight storage tanks. Firefighters used foam to battle the blaze, which started Sunday morning at Intercontinental Terminals Company in Deer Park, about 24 kilometers southeast of Houston. ITC said the risk of explosion is "minimal" but crews were working to reduce the risk.
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High school students sing tribute to victims of Christchurch shooting
Hundreds of local high school students honoured those killed in the Christchurch shooting with a traditional Maori song.
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Students return to Brazil school after attack
Students return to Brazil school after attack Teachers and school administrators have started returning to the Brazilian school where a gunmen killed eight, grappling to understand why the bloodshed took place.
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Australian volunteers in New Zealand to help prepare Muslim victims for burial
Australians have travelled to New Zealand to help prepare Muslim victims for burial.
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Lasers to the rescue for Italy's relics
Generations of visitors have left an unwanted legacy on Italian cities, including ancient walls defaced by graffiti. But a new laser can remove graffiti without damaging the surface.
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At least 120 dead after cyclone hits Mozambique, Zimbabwe
The death toll from cyclone Idai in Mozambique and Zimbabwe has reached 120.
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SBS World News bulletin: 19/3/19
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