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AmericanHistoryX
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Damn. You are good. Apoligies Tiger 1 when I am a dickhead. You are like a psychiatrist in fact. Bringing up the past. All those photos, all those memories. You make me think. I learn from you. If I say something - its not about you. Its about me. Love your work. Thank.You very much. You have this uncanny nature to touch my heart through pictures. Moving pictures. Please forgive me.
Only some fans may be interested:
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"I know what they want to see': Nick Kyrgios' eye-opening new career move
Nick Kyrgios' latest career move has raised a lot of eyebrows.
Rex Hunt's sad health diagnosis:
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Australian football icon Rex Hunt’s devastating diagnosis
Aussie football icon Rex Hunt’s devastating diagnosis
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innsaneink
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Whatever happened to finders keepers
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Police issue warning after suspected cocaine packages appear on beaches between Sydney and Newcastle
NSW police say no one should open or remove any of the packages after finding seven washed ashore
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Sun 24 Dec 2023 02.53 EST
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New South Wales police have issued a warning to the public about packages suspected of containing cocaine washing up on beaches between Sydney and Newcastle.
At least seven packages – with “significant barnacle growth” on the outer plastic wrapping – have been found on beaches since Friday night, and police on Sunday warned people not to open or remove any further finds.
A member of the public found the first package at Magenta, north of Sydney and on the state’s Central Coast, at about 8pm Friday.
“Local police attended and removed the barnacle-covered item, which was sent for further examination and testing,” NSW police said in a statement.
“Police have now been told presumptive testing indicates the package contains cocaine.”
Three more packages were discovered after a crime scene was established and a “wide-ranging search of the area” was carried out on Saturday.
On Sunday, police said officers along the coast carried out their own searches and found “similar” packages at Manly beach in Sydney, Blacksmiths beach in Lake Macquarie, and the Central Coast’s Avoca beach.
“All parcels have been sent for further examination,” police said.
Investigators urged anyone who may have seen similar parcels to contact local police.
“Police are keen to warn the public against removing or opening any of the packages and, if found, to call triple zero immediately,” they said.
“Officers are also working closely with Surf Life Saving NSW as beaches continue to be searched.”
Police issue warning after suspected cocaine packages appear on beaches between Sydney and Newcastle
NSW police say no one should open or remove any of the packages after finding seven along the coast
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NSW police say no one should open or remove any of the packages after finding seven washed ashore
Guardian staff
Sun 24 Dec 2023 02.53 EST
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New South Wales police have issued a warning to the public about packages suspected of containing cocaine washing up on beaches between Sydney and Newcastle.
At least seven packages – with “significant barnacle growth” on the outer plastic wrapping – have been found on beaches since Friday night, and police on Sunday warned people not to open or remove any further finds.
A member of the public found the first package at Magenta, north of Sydney and on the state’s Central Coast, at about 8pm Friday.
“Local police attended and removed the barnacle-covered item, which was sent for further examination and testing,” NSW police said in a statement.
“Police have now been told presumptive testing indicates the package contains cocaine.”
Three more packages were discovered after a crime scene was established and a “wide-ranging search of the area” was carried out on Saturday.
On Sunday, police said officers along the coast carried out their own searches and found “similar” packages at Manly beach in Sydney, Blacksmiths beach in Lake Macquarie, and the Central Coast’s Avoca beach.
“All parcels have been sent for further examination,” police said.
Investigators urged anyone who may have seen similar parcels to contact local police.
“Police are keen to warn the public against removing or opening any of the packages and, if found, to call triple zero immediately,” they said.
“Officers are also working closely with Surf Life Saving NSW as beaches continue to be searched.”
Tucker
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Sell them and use the proceeds to fund surf life saving.Whatever happened to finders keepers
Police issue warning after suspected cocaine packages appear on beaches between Sydney and NewcastlePolice issue warning after suspected cocaine packages appear on beaches between Sydney and Newcastle
NSW police say no one should open or remove any of the packages after finding seven along the coast
NSW police say no one should open or remove any of the packages after finding seven washed ashore
Guardian staff
Sun 24 Dec 2023 02.53 EST
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via Email
New South Wales police have issued a warning to the public about packages suspected of containing cocaine washing up on beaches between Sydney and Newcastle.
At least seven packages – with “significant barnacle growth” on the outer plastic wrapping – have been found on beaches since Friday night, and police on Sunday warned people not to open or remove any further finds.
A member of the public found the first package at Magenta, north of Sydney and on the state’s Central Coast, at about 8pm Friday.
“Local police attended and removed the barnacle-covered item, which was sent for further examination and testing,” NSW police said in a statement.
“Police have now been told presumptive testing indicates the package contains cocaine.”
Three more packages were discovered after a crime scene was established and a “wide-ranging search of the area” was carried out on Saturday.
On Sunday, police said officers along the coast carried out their own searches and found “similar” packages at Manly beach in Sydney, Blacksmiths beach in Lake Macquarie, and the Central Coast’s Avoca beach.
“All parcels have been sent for further examination,” police said.
Investigators urged anyone who may have seen similar parcels to contact local police.
“Police are keen to warn the public against removing or opening any of the packages and, if found, to call triple zero immediately,” they said.
“Officers are also working closely with Surf Life Saving NSW as beaches continue to be searched.”
More fast food on its way:
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US Burger Chain Wendy's Just Cooked Up a Deal to Open 200 Stores in Australia by 2034
US Burger Chain Wendy's Just Cooked Up a Deal to Open 200 Stores in Australia by 2034
Australia's local ice-creamery will no longer be the country's only Wendy's, with the burger chain locking in plans to launch Down Under.
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Tucker
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Is this good or bad?More fast food on its way:
US Burger Chain Wendy's Just Cooked Up a Deal to Open 200 Stores in Australia by 2034
US Burger Chain Wendy's Just Cooked Up a Deal to Open 200 Stores in Australia by 2034
Australia's local ice-creamery will no longer be the country's only Wendy's, with the burger chain locking in plans to launch Down Under.
Considering it as a fast food chain based in the USA i am amazed you even ask,i can guarantee it won't be good for the health of Aussie kids in the future.
Tucker
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Everything in moderation.
If they have parents who give a damn they can eat this crap occasionally.
Woman went on six dates a week, didn’t grocery shop for two years
Tucker
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She’d be as loose as a Tongan’s gumboot.
AmericanHistoryX
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If it was Woolworths or Coles I can understand a little.
Jedi_Tiger
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not as good as InnOut burger but pretty good
1977 - never forgotten. 
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The Granville Rail Disaster 47 years on
On January 18, 1977, a crowded commuter train travelling to Sydney derailed, killing 83 people and triggeri...
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Never, ever 🌹1977 - never forgotten.
The Granville Rail Disaster 47 years on
On January 18, 1977, a crowded commuter train travelling to Sydney derailed, killing 83 people and triggeri...
Halbrowne61
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Powerball not won, $150 Million jackpot next Thursday. Wow!
Enough to buy a football team !
The Browney Tigers, got a good ring to it.🤣
Enough to buy a football team !
The Browney Tigers, got a good ring to it.🤣
Bought my first entry... this is sad news...
shoosh..... Was gonna move to Forster, leave wife here in Sydney....
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