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rising australian golfer bang dies of brain haemorrhage in thailand aged 18

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    Rising Australian golfer Bang dies of brain haemorrhage in Thailand aged 18

    Jessica Bang won her first professional event this year but died after collapse in Thailand and emergency surgery.

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    Rising Australian golfer Bang dies of brain haemorrhage in Thailand aged 18 - Al Jazeera

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    Mother jailed for killing baby by burning her with a hairdryer

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