The RSPCA records a more than 80 per cent increase in rats, mice and “other” animals through its doors, and in part blames the issue of hoarding.
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Guide dogs and sight canes not enough for disabled parking — that needs to change, MP says
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NRL should dock Lodge's wages to compensate victims, Daley says
The former NSW Origin coach says docking Matt Lodge’s wages would help ensure the victims of the new Broncos recruit’s New York rampage are compensated.
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Matthew Lodge says he's not trying to escape justice after drunken rampage
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