Stephanie Prentice

The plant, only found in the wild rainforests of Indonesia, has the world's largest flowering structure, with several hundred in the base of its large red skirt. And although it may smell awful to a human nose, Brett Summerall says other creatures find it attractive.

The plant, only found in the wild rainforests of Indonesia, has the world's largest flowering structure, with several hundred in the base of its large red skirt. And although it may smell awful to a human nose, Brett Summerall says other creatures find it attractive.

The plant, only found in the wild rainforests of Indonesia, has the world's largest flowering structure, with several hundred in the base of its large red skirt. And although it may smell awful to a human nose, Brett Summerall says other creatures find it attractive.

While Sydney's Botanic Gardens does house several putrescas, it hadn't seen a bloom for 15 years. Horticulturalist Daniela Pasqualani thinks it was well worth the wait.

While Sydney's Botanic Gardens does house several putrescas, it hadn't seen a bloom for 15 years. Horticulturalist Daniela Pasqualani thinks it was well worth the wait.

While Sydney's Botanic Gardens does house several putrescas, it hadn't seen a bloom for 15 years. Horticulturalist Daniela Pasqualani thinks it was well worth the wait.

Staff now hope to pollinate the flower by hand and give the seeds to other gardens. But fans of Patricia will probably have to wait a long time to see her bloom again. Stephanie Prentice reporting.

Staff now hope to pollinate the flower by hand and give the seeds to other gardens. But fans of Patricia will probably have to wait a long time to see her bloom again. Stephanie Prentice reporting.

Staff now hope to pollinate the flower by hand and give the seeds to other gardens. But fans of Patricia will probably have to wait a long time to see her bloom again. Stephanie Prentice reporting.

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I went running and found my son. While I was holding him, after the intensity of the blow, he didn't tell me anything and then he fainted. I carried him and found that he was injured.

I went running and found my son. While I was holding him, after the intensity of the blow, he didn't tell me anything and then he fainted. I carried him and found that he was injured.

James Howells went from being one of the luckiest to least fortunate men in the tech space. He wasn't a Silicon Valley tech whiz. He was just a normal computer expert from Wales. And he mined 8,000 Bitcoin back in 2009, a really early adopter. And he was just experimenting with cryptocurrency when it wasn't valuable.

James Howells went from being one of the luckiest to least fortunate men in the tech space. He wasn't a Silicon Valley tech whiz. He was just a normal computer expert from Wales. And he mined 8,000 Bitcoin back in 2009, a really early adopter. And he was just experimenting with cryptocurrency when it wasn't valuable.

a key that he needed to access those coins was stored on a hard drive in his office. And it was during a big clean-out of that office, four years later, that it was bagged up and it was taken to a local rubbish dump. Now, he spoke to the BBC back then from the site.

a key that he needed to access those coins was stored on a hard drive in his office. And it was during a big clean-out of that office, four years later, that it was bagged up and it was taken to a local rubbish dump. Now, he spoke to the BBC back then from the site.

So he sounds pretty resigned to his fate then. But in the past decade, he's teamed up with lawyers and he's been back and forth with the local council trying to get permission to dig. Now, in this new twist, a judge has stopped his efforts, saying he had no realistic prospect of ever succeeding if this case continued to trial.

So he sounds pretty resigned to his fate then. But in the past decade, he's teamed up with lawyers and he's been back and forth with the local council trying to get permission to dig. Now, in this new twist, a judge has stopped his efforts, saying he had no realistic prospect of ever succeeding if this case continued to trial.

Now, when this first happened, it was called a multi-million dollar mistake. And as the currency has boomed, James Howells now says his wallet could be worth as much as $1 billion. Mr Howells says he's got the right to search for his property. He's also tried to strike deals, saying he'd split the fortune with the council. That's something the judge did shoot down.