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Uber Australia's 2025 lost and found index reveals thousands of unusual items left behind in vehicles, ranging from French horns and DJ decks to taxidermy minks and two real-life pugs. Sydney topped the list as the most forgetful city, followed by Melbourne and Perth, with Saturday at 11am identified as the peak time for leaving belongings behind. The most commonly forgotten items include phones, cameras and backpacks, though more unusual discoveries include three kilograms of goat meat, a Rolex watch, lab tubes and a framed photo of Bluey.
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