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Another earthquake hits Lombok
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Cats blamed for spreading deadly disease in Tasmania
Cats are being blamed for the spread of native wildlife-killing toxoplasmosis as calls for urgent action to tackle the infection are being called.
As feral cat populations in Tasmania have grown, toxo as it's known, has taken a massive toll on local wildlife, spreading through the urine and faeces of cats to mammals, with humans being susceptible.
At least $850 000 in parking fines overturned in Brisbane
At least $850 000 parking fines in Brisbane issued by the Brisbane City Council have been successful overturned by Brisbane residents.
Amongst the top reasons for incorrect parking fines were officer errors and faulty meters, along with the incorrect registration or meter and resident parking permits not being displayed.
Opposition councillor, Jared Cassidy, said 13,106 fines had been issued that shouldn’t have been.