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July 9, 2007
A Catholic school in Australia denied rights of admission to a 5-year-old Australian boy because his last name is Hell. St. Peter Apostle School in Hoppers Crossing, Australia, initially refused to accept Alex Hell's son Max Hell, but later accepted him after some consideration.
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July 6, 2007
In a bid to sell its product successfully and know the reviews of consumers, a major condom brand is offering a unique job of a "condom- tester. " The Australian unit of condom-maker Durex is on the look out for 200 men and women to test its range of its condoms and other sex products. To apply for the job, applicants have been asked to explain why the company should hire them for it.
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June 19, 2007
It came as a surprise to Australian custom officials when they found more than a dozen snakes and lizards stuffed inside garden gnomes and similar pottery during a recent international mail check. Since it is illegal to bring live reptiles into Australia without a license, some people use this method to ship reptiles. One of the customs officials found two snakes and three lizards inside ceramic garden statues during a routine postal inspection in Sydney on June 10.
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June 12, 2007
Topics golf, victoria, canada, school, pot, quotes, coach, australia, teacher, play, club, game and world
Accepting the challenge of a friend to pot 108 holes in the game of golf, Beatrice High School golf coach Dick Stuart, middle school teacher Ben Essam and golf pro Joel Brueggemann made a record of sorts by playing 110 holes, a bit more than the original goal. When their friend Jim Edwards said it was impossible to play six rounds of golf in one day, the trio decided to start at 5:45 a. m. and finished two more than six rounds of 18 holes at 9:15 p. m. The first few holes were literally played in the morning fog.
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June 11, 2007
Topics finger, blood, man, bar, hospital, wales, sydney, huge, australia, hand, lost, newspaper and police
A 42-year-old man from New South Wales, Australia lost a part of his finger in a bar brawl and walked out of the pub and down the street unaware of it. He did not realize that something was amiss until he saw blood dripping down. Police Inspector Mark Kellert told The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, "He was out on the street and realized there was blood on his hand, noticed his finger was missing, and went to hospital. "
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