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Structure fire in Katherine

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Structure fire in Katherine
Northern Territory Police and NT Fire and Rescue Service are investigating a structure fire in Katherine that occurred yesterday afternoon.
Shortly before 2pm, a woman observed smoke coming from inside a cupboard in her residence on Maluka Road.
NT Police responded and ensured all occupants were evacuated safely from the house.
Fire crews extinguished the fire that had progressed rapidly, destroying the bedroom and living areas of the home.
It is understood two children had been playing with a lighter.
Chief Fire Officer Mark Spain said, “Sunday serves as a sobering reminder of how quickly structure fires can start and spread, as well as the importance of working smoke alarms. Police and Fire crews responded quickly and professionally, and luckily no one was injured”.

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Worth It: heated towel racks - Afternoons

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There's sponge gunge and packed plug holes, but damp, used towels are also a source of bacteria in the bathroom and the kind of fungi that causes athlete's foot can live on towels and even cause infections in cut or sensitive skin. So, if you don't want to wash your bathroom towels every single day, are heated towel racks the way to go, do they really do what they're supposed to do and are they really worth it?
Dr Cameron Jones is the Director of Biological Health Services and he's chatting with ABC Radio Brisbane Afternoons presenter Kat Feeney.

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Rare meteorite recovered in UK after spectacular fireball

In a major event for UK science, the meteorite that fell from the fireball that lit up the sky over the UK and Northern Europe on Sunday 28 February, has...

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New Jerseyans Relaxing Social Distancing Measures, New Survey Finds

Rutgers University
Residents report on adherence to public health recommendations like social distancing, mask wearing and handwashing
Katherine Ognyanova, an assistant professor at Rutgers University-New Brunswick’s School of Communication and Information, is the lead author of the new report.
New Jerseyans are relaxing some of their adherence to social distancing and public health recommendations, according to a new survey by researchers from Rutgers University-New Brunswick, Northeastern, Harvard and Northwestern universities.
The data, published by The COVID States Project, indicates that as COVID-19 case numbers decreased in 2021, behaviors like going to work, going to the gym, taking mass transit, handwashing or being in a room with people outside the home, relaxed.

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$212m PFAS payout for property value loss and distress, but residents' contamination fears linger

$212m PFAS payout for property value loss and distress, but residents' contamination fears linger
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Dianne Priddle runs a cattle stud near Oakey in Queensland and says PFAS contamination is a "lifetime sentence" for her family.
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Federal compensation has finally reached communities with PFAS-contaminated drinking and groundwater, but the ongoing clean-up and lingering health concerns are far from over.
Key points:
Some landowners still living with contamination face water insecurity and health concerns
The Department of Defence says there is no way to completely remove PFAS from aquifers, but it is trialling new technologies

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Tony Hendra, Who Played Band Manager Ian Faith in 'This Is Spinal Tap,' Dies at 79

Tony Hendra, the British satirist and comic whose roles included top editing positions at...

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David Foster's wife Katherine McPhee says 'we don't care' about age 35-year gap

David Foster's wife Katherine McPhee says 'we don't care' about 35-year age gap
Entertainment
Thu, Mar 04, 2021
American actress and singer Katherine McPhee gave a loud and clear message to the haters who seems too much worried about the 35-year age difference with her husband David Foster.
“For the most part, we really don’t care. [Foster] will say every once in a while, 'Eventually, we're just going to look normal to people,” the American Idol singer opened up about her marriage during an episode of the Informed Pregnancy Podcast.
“There’s such a stigma, I mean I get it, we all have the ability to label things and to look at something for the way that it looks or face value and go, I think, a judgement. I get the judgement initially, but things are never as they appear. Things are never exactly as they appear” she elaborated her point.

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Housing loan commitments continue record run: Australia

New loan commitments for housing rose 10.5 per cent to $28.8 billion in January 2021 (seasonally adjusted), reaching another record high, according to...

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Top End mango growers have taken $10 million hit, but heavy rain is raising hope for the 2021 season

Top End mango growers have taken $10 million hit, but heavy rain is raising hope for the 2021 season
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Andrew Dalglish says 2020 was the worst production season he's had in years.
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Top End farmer Andrew Dalglish says a record-low wet season and shortage of seasonal workers prevented him producing up to 80 per cent of his mango crop last year.
Key points:
Top End mango farmers say they have lost about $10 million in crops
In recent years the NT has been responsible for more than half of the nation's mangoes
There are hopes 750 seasonal workers will help avoid a repeat next season

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Ms. Brenda Fay Kelly

She was preceded in death by her parents, John H. Warrick and Katherine (Rich) Morton.
She is survived by her daughters, Tonya (Todd) Thomas of Manchester and Lisa Warrick of Woodbury; siblings, Cheryl (Jim) Barlow of Readyville, Dale Fletcher of Woodbury, Russell Morton of McMinnville, Susan Taylor of Murfreesboro, ten grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and a special friend Tina Whitley.
She loved her family dearly and was a strong person able to endure many challenges in life. Quick to tell you what she thought and stuck to her way of doing things. She enjoyed many outdoor activities like fishing, horse riding, and bird watching. Another passion was her love for gardening of all kinds, she had a green thumb and loved caring for plants. Her home was filled with many plants she had for years. She was a Christian and had rededicated her life to Christ at the church where her sister Cheryl attends in the last couple of years. Through the years she worked at different jobs. She trained and became a CNA working for Tullahoma Life Care Center for several years and she helped with elder care for other families. She also worked for Hootens Pest Control until her health kept her from being able to work.

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