The Daily Aus Notre Dame to reopen five years after fire
Dec 6, 2024
The reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral after five years signifies a hopeful restoration for Paris following a catastrophic fire. Inspiring stories surface from New Zealand, where three men took on a straight-line trek to raise awareness for men's health. Meanwhile, Hawaiian conservation efforts celebrate the release of crows back into their habitat, showcasing community collaboration. Plus, there's a spotlight on a generous donation to a museum and good news about innovative banking solutions focused on sustainability.
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Straight Line Challenge
- Three New Zealand men walked across the country in a straight line.
- They braved mountains and rivers, raising $10,000 for Movember.
Museum Gift
- An anonymous donor gifted $3.5 million to the Milwaukee Art Museum.
- This allows free admission for children under 12, promoting accessibility to the arts.
Hawaiian Crows
- Five Hawaiian crows, extinct in the wild since 2002, were released.
- This marks a significant effort to restore the species to their native habitat.