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Indonesian earthquake: Hornsby couple tell of destruction
EMILY Phillips and her partner Peter Yeates were relaxing in their Indonesian villa, on the island of Gili Trawangan, the moment the ground started to shake.
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I outran moving wall of death
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Secret to a long life? Booze, apparently
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The best wave in Australia
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Where children go to school behind razor wire
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The bombs are no longer about ISIS
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