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Waskam Emelda Davis was sitting in her favourite orange armchair in her loungeroom on a cool winter s day when her phone rang. Did you just hear this? came her friend s voice down the line.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison had just been on radio, her friend informed her, claiming there was no history of slavery in Australia. I was enraged, says Davis.
The comments in June 2020, which the Prime Minister later apologised for and clarified, prompted a fresh examination of Australia s colonial history at the height of a reinvigorated global Black Lives Matter movement.
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By Brendon Williams
image captionTwo rare Ferraris sold for £8.5m at auction
A new lifeboat station has been built in north Wales after a businessman left the RNLI cars worth £8.5m in his will.
Businessman and classic car enthusiast Richard Colton, died in 2015.
He left two rare Ferraris to the charity, which later sold for about £8.5m at auction - the most valuable items ever left to the organisation in a single donation.
Part of the money funded new equipment in Hastings, while £2.8m paid for the new station at Pwllheli, Gwynedd.
Mr Colton left the RNLI a red 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB, which sold at auction for £6.6m, and a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4, which raised £1.93m.