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374 Bagpipers Play AC/DC Song Together to Break World Record

Music · Melbourne

374 Bagpipers Play AC/DC Song Together to Break World Record

63% Left coverage: 24 sources

An ensemble of 374 bagpipers playing "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)" by AC/DC broke a Guinness World Record in Australia.See the Story

Disgraced Former Union Boss John Setka Charged over Alleged Threats to CFMEU Administrator

Oceania · Australia

Disgraced Former Union Boss John Setka Charged over Alleged Threats to CFMEU Administrator

50% Left coverage: 12 sources

Setka has over the last six months sent a number of allegedly threatening messages to administration officials, in which he attacks investigative journalist Nick McKenzie and anti-corruption buster Geoffrey Watson.See the Story

Drug breakthrough could substantially slow progression of motor neurone disease, say scientists — REUTERS / fjx379

Research · United Kingdom

Drug breakthrough could substantially slow progression of motor neurone disease, say scientists

70% Left coverage: 10 sources

Scientists have discovered a new medicine that they say offers hope of substantially slowing the progress of motor neurone disease (MND). The drug, named M102, works by protecting nerve cells damaged by MND.See the Story

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