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Confused malcontents swilling Chardonnay while awaiting the Zombie Apocalypse.
12/10/19
Helicopter images show the confronting scenes faced by New Zealand's first responders after the White Island volcano's deadly eruption.
Read more from ABC NewsA Sydney family of four, a Brisbane mother and daughter and an Adelaide man and his stepdaughter are among those missing in the wake of the New Zealand volcano eruption.
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As the first Australian victims of the New Zealand volcano disaster are identified, authorities are contemplating the dangerous task of recovering the bodies of those left on the island.
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Relatives of Gavin Dallow, as well as Jessica and Julie Richards, say authorities have informed them of their deaths in the New Zealand volcano disaster.
Read more from ABC NewsAuthorities are cautious about accessing the New Zealand's White Island, which was covered with hot ash and steam when a volcano erupted on Monday.
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When tourists entered White Island, they walked into a crater that could erupt at any time. Here's a 360-degree look at the volatile volcano.
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New Zealand authorities say they will try to recover the bodies of volcano victims from White Island on Friday.
Read more from ABC News12/30/19
What is the point of returning dead bodies ? Suppose I die in Timbucktoo or the south pole, bringing me back would incur heavy expense leaving fewer millions for my family to inherit.
Besides dead bodies are likely to stink. In general, visiting a graveyard is no fun. Surely its better to just leave them wherever they expired.
12/30/19
I would choose Timbuktu, In spite of your bad smell which at that point would hardly incommodate you, but in your last hours you could learn something.
When people refer to the ends of the earth, they invariably mention Timbuktu. The fabled West African city on the cusp of the Sahara has a mystique that has lasted for centuries.
Read more from NPR.org12/31/19
Di (amina046) said:When people refer to the ends of the earth, they invariably mention Timbuktu. The fabled West African city on the cusp of the Sahara has a mystique that has lasted for centuries.
I thought we'd destroyed that too? Plunged the area into chaos and suffering when we tricked Russia into accepting UN resolution to "protect civilians" in Libya but went on to do precisely the opposite.