Little Girl Saved by Alsatian at Rushcutters Fay
A nine month old Alsatian named Loch Lady leapt from a pier and saved nine year old Malsa Callow from drowning. James Brady and the dog were at the pier when Loch Lady launched into the water and caught the girl by the jumper’s neck, pulling her to safety. The child recovered quickly after being brought to the woodwork.
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Loch Lady
Rushcutters
Fay
Malsa Callow
James Brady
Darlinghurst
Brady
Virady
Leg Theory Bothered by Techni in Hotel Lounge
A fragmented dialogue in which a group discusses cricket fielding terms and a match description. The speaker shows confusion over terms like leg, square leg, and leg shot while sipping a cocktail in a hotel lounge. The exchange reflects unfamiliarity with technical jargon and a casual, belligerent mood.
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Dhewr
Rise
Prwthen Gippsland Family Foils Snake Threat
A Gippsland family heads for elatch when a snake slips into the kitchen via a skirting hole. The boy flicks the head while the dad acts fast. He pulls four mail from a pocket and uses a nearby boat to pin the tail to the floor, then leaves. On return, smoke emerges from the hole as the snake pivots in the wake.
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Gippsland
Elatch
Son
Notice to Trespassers on multiple properties
Notices warn trespassers on Hills borough Baldersleigh Willow Tree Waterview Day's Mountain Abbey Green Run Springfield Lake Mount Glencurragh Swan View and other properties that all previous permissions are withdrawn all stock and property will be impounded or prosecuted under law violators face strict penalties including shooting trapping fishing and interference with fences warned without respect to persons across numerous listed sites and owners.
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Hillsborough
Baldersleigh
A. Mulligan
Waterview
Blair
Aberfoyle
Ward
Abbey Green
Millie Vale
St. Helena
Black Creek
L. Ward
Swan View
Tom Carpenter
Springfield
P. C. Tose
Lake Mount
H. Dean
Lake View
Guyra
Glenly
Goat's Milk Popular in Britain as Consumption Rises
The article notes Britain’s rising goat milk consumption from 2,000,000 gallons yearly twenty years ago to 120,000 gallons six years ago and today reaching a high figure, claiming goat milk is easier to digest and richer in butter fats, free from tuberculosis, with claims of beauty benefits and facial applications.
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Britain
Woman buys own doormat from stranger act
A woman buys a door mat she mistook for a greeting item. She later discovers the mat matches one she already owns and the stranger who sold it had vanished.
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