Lucy Tassell

Now, Lucy, I haven't prepped a tidbit today because I just had a feeling you might have some fun Attenborough facts being the fact head that you are.

Cinephile fact head.

I mean, it's definitely on brand for the Attenborough family to be associated with fossils in both ways.

What a brilliant tidbit.

A recommendation rolled into it.

We love that.

Lucy, thank you so much for that.

And thank you for listening to today's episode.

That's it for our deep dive, but we will be back this afternoon with the headlines.

Until then, enjoy your day.

First Nations people are advised the following story contains the name of a person who has died.

Northern Territory police have found a body in the search for a five-year-old girl who was reported missing from her bed near Alice Springs early on Sunday morning.

Officers said the discovery was made by members of a search party just before midday on Thursday.

Police said the body found was believed to be that of the girl, pending formal identification,

after days of intensive land and air searches.

According to the ABC, the girl's family has asked that she be referred to as Kumanjai Little Baby.

At a press conference on Thursday afternoon, police spoke directly to the suspected kidnapper, 47-year-old Jefferson Lewis, saying, quote, It comes a day after police said they believed members of the Alice Springs community, quote, absolutely know where Jefferson Lewis is, urging them to come forward.

The Australian white supremacist who killed 51 Muslims at two Christchurch mosques in 2019 has lost an attempt to rescind his guilty pleas to terrorism, murder and attempted murder charges.

The man initially pleaded not guilty in the months after the shooting, but ultimately pleaded guilty in March 2020, which meant he bypassed a trial and was sentenced to life in prison.

He appealed the verdict in his case more than 500 days after the deadline had passed for an appeal to be entered, but was granted a hearing.