Jason Momoa spotted in unexpected Aussie location
Movie star Jason Momoa has been spotted on the Gold Coast, involved in a campaign to rescue endangered koalas. SEE THE PICTURES
Movie star Jason Momoa has been spotted on the Gold Coast, involved in a campaign to rescue endangered koalas. SEE THE PICTURES
There are promises to monitor a proposal to release genetically modified mosquitoes in Queensland after more than 7500 people opposed the plan.
A Logan family is stuck living with one of the heaviest infestations of fire ants an expert in the field has seen.
Another man has been bitten by a snake in the Wide Bay where a woman was also bitten this week and a young tradie was recently lucky to survive an eastern brown snake strike.
From eight snakes arriving at the one property to increased sightings on windows, aircon units and even the pantry, here’s how snakes are sharing our space across SEQ and northern NSW. VIDEO, GALLERY.
Gold Coast theme park staff have raced against the clock to move hundreds of animals out of Cyclone Alfred’s path – including tigers, polar bears, dingoes, horses and seals. But some will be forced to bunker down in the elements.
A Queensland family’s attempt to see wild manatees turned into an unexpected opportunity to become mythological creatures instead.
Six years ago, David Crisafulli called for action on sharks. Voters will be interested to see what he’s going to do now he’s in charge, writes the editor.
A controversial shark cull is being considered by the state government following a recent surge in attacks in Moreton Bay. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Researchers have discovered two new amphibian species in North Queensland, one near the site of a since-cancelled major energy project.
Crocodiles were displaying disturbing and dangerous behaviour but not removed by authorities before a monster 4m predator killed a fisherman in remote Queensland, it has been revealed. SEE THE VIDEO
More than 2500 people have signed a petition opposing the changes which could see Sunshine Coast beach areas where dogs are allowed, both on-and-off leash, heavily slashed.
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