Colossal asteroid to whiz past Earth today
A massive asteroid as large as the Eiffel Tower, classified as ‘potentially hazardous’, is poised to whiz past Earth today.
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Mystery as rainbow lorikeets ‘fall from sky’
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Ambos apology for leak of shark victim photo
NSW Ambulance has apologised after a staff member leaked a graphic image of a shark attack victim’s severe injuries.
Radio star’s niece swings snake in wild video
A courageous rescue has unfolded in an Aussie backyard as a 12-year-old girl bravely battled a massive snake to free her pet.
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Man, puppy rescued from mine shaft
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Antarctic blue whale songs lead AAD to hopeful discovery
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2.7m creature washes up on popular beach
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Wild moment horse panics and smashes through ute
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