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Chuseok still is a headache for couples
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Lime green plates deepen slump in Korea’s luxury car sales
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Yoon's approval rating hits new low: poll
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Students suffer sleep deprivation, fatigue, suicidal thoughts
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N. Korea launches trash balloons toward S. Korea for 2nd day: JCS
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Heat wave watch issued for Seoul; latest on record
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Calories that stalk the Chuseok table
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Popular tourist destinations beckon Chuseok holidaymakers
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Nearly 2,000 aging separated family members die in first 8 months of year: gov't data
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Indigenous residents dismayed Jabiru town camp to be demolished to make way for Kakadu tourism road
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Sept. 9, 2024 - 13:52
Indigenous residents on the edge of Jabiru in the Northern Territory say they are devastated to learn their homes have been slated for demolition. Traditional owners of the uranium mining town, who are from another language group, have detailed plans to transform the area into a tourist hub.
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