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July 18, 2006
Topics eggs, egg, thailand, underwear, sydney, birds, wild, girlfriend, australia, airport, man and police
A judge hearing the case of a man who was caught with six eggs from endangered species in his underwear as he was about to board a plane rejected his claim Monday that he was taking the eggs overseas "to surprise his girlfriend. " Wayne Frederick Floyd was flying from an airport in Sydney, Australia, to Bangkok, Thailand, when he was caught with the eggs in November. Police strip-searched him after they detected an abnormal bulge around his groin area during a frisk.
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July 17, 2006
Topics sydney, swallow, crazy, magic, chase, sleep, rock, hard, music, newspaper, news, city and car
In what started as a way to keep late night revelers away from a suburban Sydney Park, is now getting on the nerves of nearby residents. The local council in Rockdale, a southern suburb in Sydney, started a six-month trial of high-volume hits by Manilow and Doris Day to chase away car enthusiasts who were gathering on weekend nights at Cook Park Reserve.
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July 7, 2006
An Australian woman who had been taunting police had her day in court on Friday, answering 34 counts of fraud. Jodie Harris, 28, was nicked-named the "Catch Me If You Can Thief," was arrested with over 100 fake identities and wigs after evading police for years.
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June 9, 2006
A man who was quarantined along with 59 other passengers who fell ill on an Australian cruise ship says he deserves a refund because he wasn't sick, just hung over. According to a report by the Associated Press, the ship "Pacific Sun" owned by P and O Cruises Australia docked in Sydney on Friday after an outbreak of gastroenteritis sickened dozens of passengers during a 10-night cruise along the Queensland state coast.
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June 7, 2006
Topics music, guardian, teenagers, sydney, restaurants, parking, australia, play, cars, newspaper, young, car and people
The local council of Rockdale, a suburb south of Sydney, Australia, has decided to deal with juvenile delinquency by piping the music of Barry Manilow through a loudspeaker into a parking-lot troublespot. The councilors hope Manilow hits such as "Mandy" and "Copacabana" will spoil the mood of young hooligans, forcing them to flee from the premises.
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