Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
The Canary Islands never embraced bullfighting, making José Mata the only matador from the archipelago to become a nationally recognized figure in 1960s Spain.
Why it mattersMata's story shows how one person can become the sole representative of a tradition in their entire homeland, a feat that earned him lasting recognition in Spain.
A groom's swollen finger after mixed-up rings brought NSW rescue officers to a Sydney wedding reception.
Why it mattersA reminder that real-life hiccups often make the best stories, and sometimes the answer to a problem is just one call away.
A Main Beach man was the only division one winner in Oz Lotto draw 1699, taking home $8 million on his birthday.
A sitting is ten stories, about five minutes, and then you are done for the day.
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