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      <description>“I was running from the war, and I got to a war again.” This is how Eric, a young man from central Africa, described how he ended up at a scam compound in Cambodia – and then stranded in the country with no way out.
His story is like that of many people deceived into the scamming world. After fleeing conflict in his home country and living in extreme deprivation, Eric – not his real name – received an email offering a US$2,000-per-month job in Cambodia. The recruiter quickly persuaded him to...</description>
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      <description>A critical minerals framework deal valued at US$8.5 billion between the United States and Australia will allow American buyers to rely less on Chinese rare earth metals, but developing a secure, independent supply chain may take the US 10 to 20 years, according to analysts.
“Deals like this go a long way – this is a good start,” said Pini Althaus, CEO of US-based rare earth metal investor and developer Cove Capital, adding that Beijing would likely grow “more concerned” as the deal matures and...</description>
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      <description>Long before she was one of Australia’s most prominent Aboriginal activists and public intellectuals, Marcia Langton was a teenage tourist who fell in love with Hong Kong – so much so that she stayed for six months.
Langton arrived in the city in 1971 while she was on a years-long journey around Asia to escape the racism that pervaded her life in her home state of Queensland.
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The man in his 50s was bitten by a bat carrying Australian bat lyssavirus several months ago, the health service in New South Wales said.
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