a queensland farmer says his familys 140 year old well turned cloudy after neighbouring water tests the council has rejected a bottling plant linked to a 96 million litre annual groundwater licence

A Queensland farmer says his family’s 140-year-old well turned cloudy after neighbouring water tests; the council has rejected a bottling plant linked to a 96-million-litre annual groundwater licence | World News

For generations, a Queensland farming family relied on a well that had supplied water for around 140 years. But in 2019, farmer Keogh says the water turned muddy and cloudy after a neighbouring property began test-pumping groundwater. Now, plans for a commercial bottling and processing facility near Warwick have intensified concerns among local farmers, as…

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a newly built nandos drive through in australia sold for 5845 million its 15 year lease generates 319035 a year with rent rising 3 annually

A newly built Nando’s drive-through in Australia sold for $5.845 million; its 15-year lease generates $319,035 a year, with rent rising 3% annually | World News

A newly built Nando’s drive-through in Cranbourne North, Victoria, has sold for $5.845 million to a New South Wales-based private investor. The 2025-built property features a purpose-built dual-lane drive-through and has a long-term lease with Nando’s Australia.According to Real Commercial, Stonebridge’s marketing material estimates the property’s annual net income at $319,035 as at October 2026….

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In 1971, a hijacker vanished with $200,000; in 1980, an 8-year-old found part of the ransom on a Washington riverbank, and a damaged $20 note from the discovery sold for $134,200 at auction in 2026

A worn fragment of a $20 banknote linked to the famous 1971 D.B. Cooper hijacking has sold for $134,200 (£102,800) at an auction in Dallas, Texas. The damaged banknote is one of the few pieces of physical evidence ever recovered from the ransom money given to the unidentified hijacker before he parachuted into the wilderness…

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the killian house

In 2016, a couple paid $1.05 million for a 1923 Hollywood villa built by Rudolph Valentino for Pola Negri; after restoring its historic details, they have sold it for $2.5 million

Pic credit: Plus real estate The old Hollywood home at 6823 Iris Circle in Los Angeles has sold for $2.5 million, fetching $205,000 above its asking price, according to Mansion Global. The price is a strong result for a 1923 Spanish Revival house that its owners restored after buying it for $1.05 million in 2016….

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in 2024 sister sister actress tamera mowry housley paid 38 million for a neglected 15 acre napa valley property while planning an orchard and vineyard

In 2024, ‘Sister, Sister’ actress Tamera Mowry-Housley paid $3.8 million for a neglected 15-acre Napa Valley property; while planning an orchard and vineyard, she listed her longtime California home for $2.69 million

Actress Tamera Mowry-Housley and her husband, former journalist Adam Housley, are preparing for a new chapter in Napa Valley as they put their longtime Fairfield, California, home on the market for $2.69 million. The June 2026 listing follows their $3.8 million purchase of a neglected wine-country property in October 2024, a move detailed by Realtor…

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five year old fabiana was killed by her mother and now her father kuldeep singh seeks help on gofundme to raise money for her funeral

Indian-origin Uber driver father in NYC seeks help on GoFundMe for daughter’s funeral after mother kills five-year-old: ‘I lost my whole world’

Five-year-old Fabiana was killed by her mother and now her father Kuldeep Singh seeks help on GoFundMe to raise money for her funeral. A New York father is struggling to arrange his five-year-old daughter’s funeral after the child was found dead at their Queens home, with the girl’s mother charged with murder after allegedly telling…

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a florida developer floated 864 apartments near sarasotas celery fields then offered a 126 home settlement on the same 51 acres image credit celery fields

A Florida developer floated 864 apartments near Sarasota’s Celery Fields, then offered a 126-home settlement on the same 51 acres; county commissioners rejected the deal and voted to explore buying the land instead

Sarasota County officials have rejected a proposed settlement that would have permitted a 126-home subdivision beside the Celery Fields, opting instead to explore purchasing the disputed property for conservation and stormwater management. The decision, reported by Sarasota Magazine on October 8, 2026, follows a prolonged legal battle involving homebuilder D.R. Horton, the property owners and…

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instacart has to pay 5 million for settlement of the allegations that they preferred visa holders for jobs over americans

Green Card jobs: Food delivery company Instacart agrees to pay $5 million penalty for discriminating against Americans

Instacart has to pay $5 million for settlement of the allegations that they preferred visa holders for jobs over Americans. US and Canada’s food delivery company Instacart agreed to pay $5 million for a settlement after it was accused of discriminating against American workers by the Department of Justice and the US Equal Employment Opportunity…

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In 1996, an Oxfordshire man packed away his father’s old cameras in a loft; nearly 30 years later, he uncovered a rare Victorian model that sold for £18,000, with proceeds pledged to wildlife conservation

A forgotten box of photography equipment stored in an Oxfordshire loft for nearly 30 years has revealed a very rare Victorian camera that sold at auction for £18,000. The collection was first put away in 1996 by a homeowner who had inherited his father’s belongings. Nearly 30 years later, during a routine house clearance, he…

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italian banker accidentally dropped to death when thugs were dangling him out of his office window ai image

Italian banker was ‘dropped to his death by mistake’ when thugs dangled him out of his office window ‘only to threaten’

Italian banker accidentally dropped to death when thugs were dangling him out of his office window. (AI image) David Rossi, the communications director of the Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena, died in 2013. It was believed till date that he committed suicide, as his body was found beneath an open window of the…

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