KRASH January 2018

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PACKS! GET SET TO GET LOST IN THE ALL-NEW MOVIE, DISNEY PIXAR’S COCO. A TALE OF TWO WORLDS. Despite his family’s baffling generations-old ban on music, Miguel dreams of becoming a famous musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz. Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the colourful Land of Ancestors following a mysterious chain of events. Along the way he meets charming trickster Hector, and together, they set off on an extraordinary journey to unlock the real story behind Miguel’s family history. ENTER TO WIN To celebrate the release of Disney Pixar’s Coco, we have some amazing prize packs to give away. Five KRASH Heads will win: • Sticker set • Notebook • Ice cube tray • Mug • Slingbag For your chance to win simply…

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An adventurous white rabbit has been spotted travelling around London on various trains and buses. So far, the bunny has been on the London Overground and a bus in the city’s north unaccompanied by an owner. After Matt Hepburn tweeted a photo of the animal riding his bus with the caption, “There’s a rabbit on my bus”, it generated over 50,000 likes on the social media platform. Other rabbit spotters have since come forward with some raising concern for the animal’s welfare. Hepburn eventually found the brave bunny’s pawrents reporting, “I tracked down the owner... apparently he does this often. I did have to stop a family from treading on it!” The white rabbit is not the first domestic pet with a passion for travel. British woman, Fee Jeanes, discovered…

In hopes to launch Australia’s first ‘Pooseum’ in Brisbane, company, Queensland Urban Utilities, are searching for outdoor toilets. Since the 1980’s the outdoor dunny was a staple of life amongst Brisbane’s outer suburbs. These days, over 1.4 million people depend on the Queensland Urban Utilities sewerage network which involves more 9,000 kilometres of pipes, 332 pump stations and 29 sewerage treatment plants. The ‘Pooseum’ will reportedly feature rescued and restored toilets, along with stories, photos, films and memories of the humble outdoor dunny. Spokeswoman for Queensland Urban Utilities, Michelle Cull, said the company were “keen to know where the last remaining dunnies are and any funny stories people might have about braving the elements.” One example is Lyle Barlow, who was employed as a “night soil man” near Ipswich in…

A group of 245 thrill-seekers have seem to have succeeded in setting the world record for rope jumping off a 30-metre-tall bridge in Sau Paulo, Brazil. Participants wore white helmets and were all tied together before leaping from the bridge simultaneously and swinging back and forth before all coming to a standstill. One jumper, Laercio Dos Santos, explained the experience as a “crazy, unique feeling... You jump and it’s pure adrenaline and you just go.” One organiser of the stunt, Alan Fereira, said that a total of 400 people were involved in the overall project which required the assembly of complicated harnesses and bolts, as well as, safety checks on all ropes. The world record event used 20 kilometres of rope and 1,000 harnesses. Guinness World Records has not issued…