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Penguin couple get married
Wedding bells rang for one penguin couple at the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium ahead of Valentine's Day next week.

Wedding bells rang for one penguin couple at the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium ahead of Valentine's Day next week.

Turtles saved by customs officers
Nearly 80 turtles have been saved after Chinese customs officers discovered them inside a cardboard box.

Nearly 80 turtles have been saved after Chinese customs officers discovered them inside a cardboard box.

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    A minor oil spill from Shell's Clyde refinery in Sydney's west has been contained and poses no risks.

    Israeli to pay for Chile forest fire

    An Israeli citizen accused of negligence which started a massive forest fire in a Chilean national park.

    Land councils reconsider seabed mining

    Aboriginal groups in are again looking at a contentious proposal to mine the seabed near Groote Eylandt.

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    Plans to build a nuclear waste dump in the NT have been given a boost after an ALP-Liberal Party deal.

    Most fish species 'not in oceans'

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    Ship noise boosts stress on whales

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    NSW floods could devastate marine life

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