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A 57-year-old Denver man has been found dead in Colorado’s Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park after deputies discovered an abandoned vehicle and personal belongings near a steep viewpoint. John N. Countryman’s body was located on the canyon floor following a drone search launched by the Montrose County Sheriff’s Office. His cause and manner of death remain under investigation. Deputies were called to the South Rim at about 5.31pm on October 27 after the vehicle was reported near mile marker 10. Belongings were also found close to Devil’s Lookout and handed to investigators as evidence. A sheriff’s office drone…

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Queensland has overtaken every other Australian state for civil engineering jobs, with Brisbane’s preparations for the 2032 Olympic Games helping drive a sharp rise in vacancies. The state recorded 674 civil engineering vacancies in August, nearly 30 per cent more than a year earlier. New South Wales had 639 vacancies, while Victoria recorded 369, despite Queensland having a much smaller population than NSW. The figures come from the federal government’s monthly Internet Vacancy Index, compiled by Jobs and Skills Australia. The roles span more than 20 specialisms, including geotechnical, rail, structural, transport and water engineering. Katherine Richards, chief engineer at…

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Pope Leo XIV has celebrated his first mass in Uruguay before a crowd of about 40,000 people in the western city of Paysandu, urging worshippers to become “bridge builders” and share the joy of their faith. More than 30,000 people had registered in advance for the service at Paris London Park, with many travelling from across Uruguay as well as neighbouring Argentina and Brazil. The Vatican said a further 10,000 attended despite rain and blustery, grey conditions. Addressing the gathering on Saturday, the Pope called on Catholics to “forward the mission of evangelisation with enthusiasm” and to build a “fraternal…

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Jackie Kennedy reportedly told her former lover that marrying Aristotle Onassis was the biggest mistake of her life, according to a posthumously published memoir by architect John Carl “Jack” Warnecke. Warnecke, who dated the former first lady between 1964 and 1966, wrote that she expressed frustration at having limited control over her home after marrying the Greek shipping magnate. “She unhesitatingly expressed frustration that this one room was all she was allowed to decorate [and] told me she believed that her marriage to Onassis was the biggest mistake she had ever made,” he wrote. The account appears in Camelot’s Architect:…

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A woman in her mid-40s has been found dead inside an apartment in west Harris County, Texas, with the circumstances of her death under investigation. Deputies from the Harris County Sheriff’s Office were called to an apartment complex on Clay Road, just west of Highway 6, where they discovered the woman’s body. Her identity has not been released and her cause of death remains unknown. Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said foul play had not been ruled out, although investigators had yet to establish what happened. The investigation remains ongoing as detectives work to determine how the woman died.

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Larry’s Charcoal Chicken has opened in Subiaco, offering slow-roasted chicken, lamb and eggplant alongside dips, sides and small plates. The eatery comes from the team behind Shui and Lupe’s and is tucked into a laneway off Roberts Road. The menu is built around three main proteins, with diners able to have them in a bowl, with bread or alongside additional dishes. The restaurant’s stated ambition is to serve Perth’s best charcoal chicken. A lunchtime visit began with four spiced beef manti for $20. The Turkish dumplings arrived with garlic yoghurt, bell pepper chilli jam and crunchy toppings, making for a…

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Jane Pauley will present a wide-ranging edition of CBS News Sunday Morning on November 8, with reports examining chronic pain, the aftermath of the US midterm elections and the fate of the SS United States. The programme’s main report will investigate treatments for chronic pain, which affects about one in four American adults and is defined as lasting for more than three months. Dr Jon LaPook will explore approaches including medication, surgery, nerve stimulation, biofeedback and self-hypnosis. The SS United States’ final voyage Correspondent Lee Cowan will look back at the history of the SS United States, once the fastest…

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Shaun Wallace has described how he was targeted by luggage thieves at St Pancras International, claiming crime in London is “out of control” after a bag was taken from a taxi. The 66-year-old The Chase star, known as the Dark Destroyer, had travelled from Paris after filming an advertisement. He had placed three pieces of luggage in the back of a cab when a man approached him and said he had dropped a card. Wallace got out to retrieve it, but another person then removed one of his bags from inside the vehicle. Speaking to a New Zealand radio show,…

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At least five people have been killed in a shooting at a market in Krakow, Poland, after a man opened fire from a car, police said. About a dozen people, including police officers, were treated for injuries following the attack. The suspected gunman was shot and taken to a nearby hospital, although his current condition is not known. The shooting took place at around 3pm after the suspect drove into Rynek Glowny square and fired at people in the crowd and a tram. Krakow’s public transport operator, MPK Krakow, said neither the tram’s passengers nor its driver had been injured.…

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