Divers find undetonated WWII bomb lurking in city harbour

There's a bunch of things you'd expect to be submerged in a city harbour: Garbage, the odd shopping trolley, a car wreck or three.

But perhaps not an undetonated World War II-era bomb.

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That's what divers discovered lurking beneath Sydney Harbour in Australia on Wednesday afternoon, resulting in police and the military called to inspect the relic.

Speaking to the Newcastle Herald, Tony Strazzari said he went diving with his friend Paul Szerenga, where the pair regularly go looking for old bottles and glassware. Of course, this time they found something quite out of the ordinary. Read more...

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