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Sarytogan study puts 50-year plan around Kazakh graphite giant
Sarytogan Graphite’s definitive feasibility study has valued its 50,000tpa Kazakh graphite project at A$190M, with just A$115M in upfront capital earmarked for a 50-year operation.
Police officer called to welfare check found a man dead in his home.. and then decided to move into the house and take it over, prosecutors allege
Florida cop Brian Louis Sguros allegedly made himself at home after discovering a dead man's body - moving into his house and spending $214,000 renovating it
Horror crash involving teen sisters leaves one dead, another critically injured after car smashed into tree in Michigan
Jordyn Bigham, 15, and Jadisson 'Jada' Bigham, 16, were among those killed and injured when a vehicle they were traveling in smashed into a tree in rural Michigan early Sunday morning.
City of Melbourne planting 3000 trees a year
Chief executive Alison Leighton highlights initiatives to make the city greener.
Beau Lamarre-Condon at sushi restaurant
The accused killer was filmed at a Cronulla restaurant and at a nearby skip bin the day after the alleged murders.
Couple that treated Helen Haines reveal injured politician's kind words to them
Bystanders share how they were in the right place, with the right tools, to help independent MP Helen Haines as she was attacked.
Nic Woods on the importance of being active
Bupa's chief health officer discusses the need for programs for an active population.
Wangaratta locals reeling after Helen Haines attack
There has been an outpouring of sadness, anger and support in Wangaratta following the attack on Helen Haines.
Bungling Los Angeles officials ignored warnings for months before vicious coyote savaged a 16-month-old toddler
The predator bit the toddler in the family's backyard and even followed the child and his mother inside their house on Friday.
Investors nab 99-year lease for historic post office, plan retail and office space
Australia Post asked for expressions of interest in leasing one of the oldest buildings in Brisbane.
