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	1815 World's deepest swimming pool opens in Dubai eNCA Deep Dive Dubai prides itself as "the only diving facility in the world" where you can go down 60 metres, 15 metres deeper than any other pool.
	1814 Scientists find two assassin spiders on Australia's Kangaroo Island Daily Mail Online Experts have discovered two assassin spiders previously thought to be extinct living on a remote patch of an island off the coast of Australia, on a small patch of an unburnt part of Kangaroo Island.
	1813 Air fryer lemon puff bars Taste Tangy lemon and creamy custard are the ultimate surprise in these light and crispy puffed pastries. Plus, you only need five ingredients - so easy!
	1812 Mum's genius baby proof Christmas tree hack has parents feeling festive AF Kidspot Why didn't we think of this?
	1811 Kayla Itsines makes 'best salad ever' using supermarket roast chicken Daily Mail Australia's highest-paid fitness influencer Kayla Itsines has revealed how she created her 'new favourite lunch' that 'took no time at all to make'.
	1810 WATCH | 'I've always been a fighter': US man who lost 3 limbs as a teen now surfs and snowboards | Parent news24 This brave triple amputee surfs, snowboards and walked across a stage to receive a university degree 20 years after being told he'd never walk again.
	1809 Mum shares her quick fruit pastry recipe using only three ingredients Daily Mail The homemade dessert took no longer than 15 minutes to cook in the oven and looked like bakery-quality goods.
	1808 Sunbather shows off her $46 inflatable tanning bed Daily Mail An avid sunbather from Melbourne has shared the $46 inflatable tanning bed she bought off Amazon in a TikTok that's sent sunshine chases into a frenzy.
	1807 25 delicious old-school desserts Australia's Best Recipes Go old-school this season with these easy retro desserts that are great for a party.
	1806 John Matisonn | Liz Cheney floats criminal charge against Trump | News24 news24 Twice this week, Liz Cheney, vice-chairperson of the 6 January select committee investigating the insurrection, raised the possibility that Trump's conduct could qualify as an effort to obstruct President Joe Biden's victory certification, writes John Matisonn.