'Get off our roads Mr Singh': Trump administration's 'self-deport' ad sparks row
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Pakistan's Test Series Run Tally Falls Short of Shubman Gill's Solo 2024 Haul
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Self-taught teen from Penarth holds 5 Guinness records in freestyle football
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Australia's 1981 White Cliffs Solar Power Station Receives Heritage Listing
Australia's White Cliffs solar power station, built in 1981, has been granted heritage listing recognition. Located in a remote outback region, the facility has supplied electricity to a small local community for over a decade. It stands as one of Australia's earliest operational solar energy installations, demonstrating the viability of renewable power in extreme climatic conditions. The heritage listing acknowledges the station's historical significance in shaping Australia's renewable energy journey and its role as a symbol of the country's long-standing sustainable energy ambitions.
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