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Ohio Court Makes It Official: 'Boneless' Chicken Wings Can Legally Contain Bones

The Ohio Supreme Court has doubled down on its infamous ruling in which they determined that chicken wings labeled "boneless" may have bones in it, refusing to reconsider the case.

International Business Times

Ohio Court Makes It Official: 'Boneless' Chicken Wings Can Legally Contain Bones

The Ohio Supreme Court has doubled down on its infamous ruling in which they determined that chicken wings labeled "boneless" may have bones in it, refusing to reconsider the case.

Latin Times

On the 25th National Sorry Day, Stolen Generations survivors say Australia still doesn't acknowledge its history

While a lot has changed in 25 years, Stolen Generations survivors and descendants say more needs to be done for Australia to reconcile with its history.

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Fresh evidence emerges in search for descendants of Australia's little-known overseas settlement

Don Wininba Ganambarr's grandmother vanished from a remote beach, only to reappear in mysterious circumstances decades later. She could be key to solving the mystery of Australia's little-known overseas settlement.

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Emails confirm staff in NT chief minister's department deleted references to 'petrochemicals' from Middle Arm websites

Emails obtained by the ABC show staff in the NT Chief Minister's department were tasked with removing the term "petrochemicals" from official websites about a taxpayer-funded industrial hub.

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Stash of vintage Dublin street signs up for grabs at 'retirement auction'

The 1,200-lot collection of street signs, cars and other memorabilia will go on auction next week

Dublin Live

Falls Park football nets trashed ahead of young people's tournament

Brendan Rodgers arrives to watch young talent after coaches use duct tape to repair vandalism

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US aircraft carrier arrives in South Korea for start of first major joint drills in five years

Threat of North Korea looms over exercises, as crew member says they ‘can’t ever really forget what we’re all here for’

The Independent UK

Covid-19 vaccines involved in seven out of 10 reports of adverse reactions to human medicines in Ireland in 2021

It said the 17,946 reports of suspected side effects from the use of Covid-19 vaccines arose from approximately 7.5 million doses that had been administered during 2021.

Irish Mirror

The Uber files: firm knew it launched illegally in Australia, then leaned on governments to change the law

Exclusive: company acknowledged in documents leaked to the Guardian it had used ‘hyper-aggressive tactics’ in global expansion

The Guardian - AU

Young Indigenous men star in new gaming web series filmed in Central Australia

A group of young Indigenous men have become new players in the world of video game media, creating a new web series produced in the heart of Central Australia.

ABC News

Take a ride with Paul Wilborn’s ‘Florida Hustle’

"Florida Hustle" by Paul Wilborn; St. Petersburg Press (310 pages, $19.95)

Tribune News Service

Pet sitting services are booming. Here's what you need to know before booking one

As pandemic restrictions ease and humans return to work, furry family members added over the past two years are sending demand for pet sitting and doggy day care services soaring.

ABC News

The Coalition is promising big things for a Darwin port ahead of the federal election, but the path ahead is unclear

The federal government is spruiking its $1.5 billion commitment for port facilities in Darwin on the campaign trail. But how the money will be spent, when Darwin already has a port that is owned by a Chinese company, is unclear.

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Plans to industrialise Middle Arm could cause 'significant' health impacts, environmental report warns

A new industrial precinct in Darwin Harbour could cause "significant adverse impacts to human health", according to an environmental report released by the Northern Territory government.

ABC News

Northern Territory businesses hope proposed port facilities at Darwin Harbour's Middle Arm could mean new jobs

The federal government is promising new "port facilities" to be built in Darwin, separate from the city's Chinese-leased port. Local industry is hoping it gets the go-ahead.

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