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150 years ago, a mishap in an SA paddock revolutionised farming

ABC News (Australia) ·

The inventor of the stump-jump plough was initially dismissed as a "fool and a lunatic", but the innovation forever changed farming.

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  1. BJP slams Kharge for calling Diwali 'Eid of joy', dares Congress to call Eid 'Diwali of joy' The Hindu ·

    Extending his Deepavali greetings over the weekend, Mr. Kharge told reporters that Deepavali is a major festival celebrated by everyone in India and described it as 'khushiyon ka Eid'

  2. Morning Briefing: Nov. 9 Anadolu ·

    Anadolu’s recap of top stories from around the globe

  3. Cicor secures two defense contracts worth CHF 20 mln in 2027 Investing.com ·
  4. JPMorgan upgrades SAP stock rating on AI production shift Investing.com ·
  5. No major fire incidents reported in Delhi on Deepavali as city sees dip in fire-related calls The Hindu ·

    Of the 257 fire calls, at least 24 were crackers related, said Delhi Fire Service; there were 42 burn related patients admitted at AIIMS on Deepavali

  6. Sanctioned Russian Defense Ministry jet lands in Israel after departing Moscow military base Jerusalem Post ·

    The Tupolev Tu-154M, which departed from a military base near Moscow, has been on the US sanctions list since 2023.

  7. Keralam film chamber opposes CBFC advisory allowing review, modification of movie titles The Hindu ·

    KFCC writes to CBFC pointing out that last-minute title changes will impose financial burden on producers, as fixing a title early is essential for promoting movies from pre-production stage

  8. Nvidia shares fall after probe into CEO Jensen Huang Anadolu ·

    Chipmaker's stock slips 4.2% on Robinhood platform following internal investigation into admitted affair, reports say

  9. 'My brother died, so I smashed up his TV' BBC News ·

    From bereavement to stillbirth, more women are finding release in rage rooms from Bath to Swindon.

  10. Cell towers up to 20m tall can go up without resource consent TVNZ ·

    New rules allowing cell towers up to 20 metres high to be built without resource consent have upset some homeowners around the country. It follows amendments to the Resource Management Act and are intended to remove blackouts. Under the previous rules, towers in residential areas could be built up…

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