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Babies and dogs in tubs of black water. they tagged the posts #boo and linked to a product that sold a product called black oxygen organics, marketed as a compound derived from decayed plants dug out from an ontario peat bog. the website of the company that sold it billed it as the end product and smallest particle of the decomposition of ancient, organic matter. more simply the product is dirt. 4 1/2 ounces of dirt sealed in a sleek, black baggy and sold for $110 plus shipping. quote, online groups are filled with true believers who call it magic dirt. they post they are drinking, cooking, sn...

They are our compatriots and we are theirs. we cannot give up on them or ignore them. we have to try to understand them and there has to be some way through this. joining us now is nbc news senior reporter who covers misinformation, extremism, and the internet. thank you so much for being here and thanks for this reporting. >> thanks for having me. >> so am i supposed to call it boo or b-o-o? >> boo. it is called boo. magic dirt. the missing miracle solution. there's a lot of words for it but it's dirt. >> how big is the movement online that is marketing this not only as a covid cure and covid...

Sunshine Coast Council South east Queensland’s favourite beachside festival, Caloundra Music Festival, is set to make major waves 1-3 October, featuring Ball Park Music, Sneaky Sound System, Spiderbait and The Stones’ Sticky Fingers starring Adalita, Phil Jamieson and Tim Rogers. Also ready to rock the stage are Baker Boy, Ben Lee, Gyroscope, Katchafire, San Cisco, The Badloves, The Superjesus and The Whitlams. Spiderbait have racked up pretty much every accolade there is to achieve on the Australian scene, having taken home numerous ARIA Awards for their distinctive music and cheeky arra...

After one week away from the top spot, Olivia Rodrigo retakes the No.1 ARIA Albums position with her debut album “SOUR”. “SOUR” returns for a seventh overall week at No.1 in Australia, reclaiming it’s crown as the longest running No.1 album for this decade, and the first album since Billie Eilish and “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go” to log seven (or more) weeks at the top here, as that album gained it’s seventh week at the top on it’s fifteenth week upon the chart just over two years ago (July 15th, 2019), with the set going on to gain an eighth week after it’s Gr...

Ignore us? Just try. Why punk’s riot grrrls will never go quietly We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement For then-teenaged punk guitarist, Sarah Blaby, landing her first live gig with the band Hecate as the support for Melbourne indie heroes The Dirty Three meant starting at the top. As a student of Collingwood’s Rock’n’Roll High School, Melbourne’s fabled launching pad for girls keen to hone their rock credentials and technical skills and grab their slice of Australia’s pumping ’90s live scene, that k...