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LIKE some kind of museum exhibit or echo of a dinosaur’s relative, this kangaroo was found stiff as a board in the heart of the Riverina in the state’s southwest. Via @JackMorphethttp://bit.ly/2MlLwuu 

IF you’re anything like the millions of Australians who have trouble sticking to a strict calorie-controlled eating plan, you’re going to love this advice from netball ace Kim Green: “Don’t diet.” Via @adammacdougall5http://bit.ly/2KKHh6Y 

THE SNITCH: JUSTIN Hemmes was targeted by members of a cocaine delivery syndicate who hatched a plan to get in with the bar boss in the delusional hope of selling cocaine in his clubs. Via @avabmorrison & @BrendenHillshttp://bit.ly/2B5vAs0 

FROM majestic creatures of the sea, to mesmerising landscapes and curious animal behaviours, some of Australia’s most captivating nature images have been unveiled.http://bit.ly/2B4Qx6s 

EVERY Australian with a superannuation account needs to sit up and listen. Via @sophieelsworthhttp://bit.ly/2P6lkmm 

SCOTT Pape hopes older generations will teach children today how to be financially literate so they are armed with information to detect if they are not getting a fair deal. Via @sophieelsworthhttp://bit.ly/2B4bePX 

PEOPLE who pay their insurance monthly are secretly classified as higher risk and charged as much as seven per cent extra. Via @PublicDefenderhttp://bit.ly/2AZYVEk 

A TRIBUNAL has ordered Woolworths pay a self-represented man thousands of dollars for selling him dirty fuel that damaged his car. Via @PublicDefenderhttp://bit.ly/2B2DeTN 

NO.1 PRIORITY THE SHARKS have ruled out signing Ben Barba with Shane Flanagan on Saturday declaring Valentine Holmes as Cronulla’s long term No.1. Via @telejamesphelpshttp://bit.ly/2Mq6UPz 

RUSSELL Crowe versus Hugh Jackman. It’s not the makings of the next Marvel movie but a rugby league dream the NRL hope to turn into a reality. Via @MCarayannishttp://bit.ly/2KM9sCn 

PART TWO TO celebrate two decades of NRL, 15 expert judges from NSW and Queensland ranked their top 50 players from the post Super League era, with over half the judges settling on their number on pick.http://bit.ly/2MemptJ 

OPINION: THE Paris commitment condemns Australia to higher electricity prices and the National Energy Guarantee condemns Australia to less reliable power. Malcolm Turnbull should put a stop to it, Piers Akerman writes.http://bit.ly/2KKxMEY 

OPINION: IT’S easy to complain, much harder to do something about it. This week I met a man who showed me how, one kids’ breakfast at a time, writes @AngelaMollard.http://bit.ly/2MlIR3W 

OPINION: THERE was an outcry when it was revealed a uni professor was using her dog to help make a point about diversity to students. My only concern is this doesn’t go far enough. I’d like to see an entire degree taught by dogs, @DuncanLay writes.http://bit.ly/2P32wnN 

OPINION: IN banning Sky News from railway stations, for an interview that never even aired at stations, Jacinta Allan has exposed the Andrews government’s real agenda, writes Peta Credlin.http://bit.ly/2B1R88K 

OPINION: IF it doesn’t have a gear stick, your car may as well be a dodgem. Nothing gives you a better same sense of the road, or understanding of what driving is, writes @chmharvey.http://bit.ly/2B4STSS 

OPINION: SHORTEN may not be popular, but he’s still likely to win the next election because those who dislike the government most are the same people who should be voting Liberal, writes Peta Credlin.http://bit.ly/2KKHabv 

EXCLUSIVE: IT’s the stomach-churning treatment proving a life saver. Maggots bred by scientist Merilyn Geary are being used by at least two major Sydney hospitals in a last-ditch attempt to save infected limbs from amputation. Via @mirandamwoodhttp://bit.ly/2AYymiJ 

IT IS an extraordinary part of our early history — the nurses of the Australian Inland Mission sent out for a tour of duty to provide medical expertise as well as “social and moral strength” to the outback. Via @georgiahinghttp://bit.ly/2KMMECu