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More than 80 kangaroos shot, mowed down

A conservation regulator has launched an investigation after more than 80 kangaroos were found with gunshot wounds and injuries consistent with being “rammed” by a vehicle.

One of the world's most deadliest snakes has just made a world record for extracting the most venom in a single yield at the Australian Reptile Park. Picture: NewsWire Handout

‘Kill 400 people’: Aussie snake’s wild record

One of Australia’s deadliest snakes has just made a venomous world record, extracting enough venom to kill 400 people in a single take.

A crocodile Kenrick Tucker saw when walking near the south side pool on December 31, 2023.

Croc responsible for 12yo’s death killed

A 4.2 metre crocodile responsible for the death of a 12-year-old girl has been located and killed, police say.

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Man attacked by shark at remote beach

Authorities are investigating after a person was bitten by a shark at a remote beach.

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Image realeased by QLD Govt of untagged Dingo on Fraser Island. Rangers on K’gari (formerly Fraser Island) are attempting to identify an untagged female dingo (wongari) that bit a two-year-old boy on the thigh on 13 June 2024.

Father’s brave act after son attacked by dingo

A dingo has bitten a toddler’s thigh as his family were trying to get into their car on K’gari.

A Woolworths supermarket at Taylors Lake, Victoria, stripped of eggs. Picture: Supplied

Bird flu fears grow as sixth farm hit

Another farm has been shut down with bird flu as the disease spreads and hammers production in one state.

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Major Chemist Warehouse move hits millions

A takeover deal that would affect millions of Aussies has just hit a potential roadblock.

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Secret Bible text changes everything

A mislabeled fragment of Egyptian papyrus tucked away in a German library has blown apart thousand-year-old perceptions about the Bible, and Jesus himself.

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Expat’s chilling reason bush track empty

An Irish expat was going for her morning run when she realised why the trail she was on was completely vacant.

Endangered wallaby species released into the outback

Endangered wallaby species released into the outback

Ecologists released the Bridled Nailtail wallaby back into the wild in an effort to improve the genetic diversity of the species.

Shocking moment deer smashes through bus windshield

Shocking moment deer smashes through bus windshield

A deer crashed through the windshield of a moving bus in Rhode Island, USA

A woman captured two kangaroos in a boxing match on a busy campground in Queensland. Picture: Supplied.

Wild kangaroo brawl stuns campground

Two kangaroos were caught on camera in a terrifying brawl on at busy campground in Queensland, while bystanders stood close by.

Man gets stung by mosquitoes daily for science

Man gets stung by mosquitoes daily for science

Melbourne scientist is willingly stung by mosquitoes daily, all in the name of science

Back lit image of the silhouette of a woman with her hands pressed against a glass window. The silhouette is distorted, and the arms elongated, giving an alien-like quality. The image is sinister and foreboding, with an element of horror. It is as if the 'woman' is trying to escape from behind the glass.

Unspoken DV red flag forcing victims to stay

The welfare of the family pet can be a key reason for domestic violence victims leaving their perpetrators, with demand on one program vastly outstripping availability.

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