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A US astrology influencer worried about the recent solar eclipse stabbed her partner to death, then pushed her two children out of her moving car before fatally slamming the vehicle into a tree, a report said Wednesday.Danielle Johnson, who peddled weekly “aura cleanses” on her website and offered online zodiac readings, told followers that Monday’s total solar eclipse in North America was “the epitome of spiritual warfare.”Credit Twitter

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Mum worried about solar eclipse kills husband, baby

An astrologer influencer who believed the solar eclipse was “the epitome spiritual warfare” stabbed her husband and pushed her children out of a moving car. Warning: Graphic

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Man kills plover bird with whipper snipper. Picture Supplied.JPG

Owner speaks out after viral bird killing

The business owner has spoken out after the disturbing moment was captured on video and shared on social media.

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TV station accidentally airs man’s testicles

A news outlet has been ridiculed after it aired a man’s testicles while presenting viewer-submitted footage of Monday’s solar eclipse.

Trigg Beach , Perth WA.Picture: Google Street View

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Police shoot Staffy at popular beach

Police have shot and killed an American Staffy in the car park of a busy beach during the arrest of a woman believed to be its owner.

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‘Serious threat’: Exotic pest discovered

The sighting of an exotic poisonous pest in one major city has started widespread concern as to how the animal has come to call Australia home.

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Croc launch into boat ‘not normal’

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