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Four French Men Accused of A$10m Australia Jewellery Heist

Celebrity · Canberra

Four French Men Accused of A$10m Australia Jewellery Heist

Coverage: 10 sources

One of the allegedly stolen items was a Richard Mille watch with a gold smiley face, worth A$5m.See the Story

Marine Rescue Woolgoolga celebrates 60 years of saving lives

Fishing · Woolgoolga

Marine Rescue Woolgoolga celebrates 60 years of saving lives

Marine Rescue Woolgoolga is celebrating a remarkable milestone, marking 60 years of dedicated service to the NSW Mid North Coast community. The festivities were held at the Woolgoolga Surf Life Saving Club, drawing more than 60 current and past members, as well as guests who came to honour the unit’s enduring legacy. As one of the oldest volunteer marine rescue units in the state, Woolgoolga has had 20 Presidents and Unit Commanders steer its op…See the Story

Neerdie Residents Shake Their Heads and Ask… What the Fire Truck?!

Queensland, Australia · Queensland

Neerdie Residents Shake Their Heads and Ask… What the Fire Truck?!

Police are appealing for public assistance after a Rural Fire Service Queensland (RFSQ) truck was stolen from the Neerdie station […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Neerdie residents shake their heads and ask… what the fire truck?! appeared first on Gympie Today.See the Story

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