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 Comanchero boss Mark Buddle has been detained in Turkey and could face extradition to Australia, local authorities have confirmed.  ABC News confirmed Mr Buddle, 44, was deported to Turkey from the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) on Sunday, July 10, and taken into police custody in the capital, Ankara. Mr Buddle had been living in the self-declared republic after being granted a residency permit in August 2021. But in a statement from the republic's Ministry of Interior, officials said a decision was made to deport the bikie boss because he was "inconvenient" to public peace and security. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-13/comanchero-bikie-boss-buddle-in-police-custody-in-turkey/101232970

 A massive operation is underway to repair a critical rail line in the Blue Mountains after a landslide last week will see it closed for a month. Heavy downpours caused the landslide near Mount Victoria, making a dent that is 40 metres long, 20m wide and 60m deep. The Minister for Regional Transport, Sam Farraway, said 70 to 100 people were onsite each day as the "absolutely mammoth task" of repairing the "quite significant" damage began. Repairs will include bringing 40,000 tonnes of rock into the site to re-lay the train tracks and 30,000 tonnes of soil being removed. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-13/blue-mountains-line-landslide-freight-disruptions-passengers/101231140

 There is bad news for anyone who thinks vigorous exercise can compensate for a diet that favours junk food over fruit and veg.  Research led by the University of Sydney found intense exercise does not counteract the detrimental effects of a poor diet on a person's mortality risk. The study found people who had high levels of physical activity as well as a high-quality diet had the lowest risk of death, showing you can not outrun a poor diet. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-13/vigorous-exercise-cant-outrun-a-poor-diet/101233744