‘Global catastrophe’: Doomsday Clock reset
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 90 seconds to midnight for the second year in a row, reflecting the “unprecedented danger” the world faces.
Science
New pic reveals horror ant invasion
There are fears the invasive species is spreading into one state after a gardener was stung, suffering ‘blistering pain’.
Massive black holes and jets: Life of a young Tassie science whiz
Georgia Stewart is part of a team uncovering the brightest mystery of the cosmos – which produces the most energetic outbursts observed in the universe since the Big Bang.
Deadly danger lurking Aussie beaches
A spate of jellyfish stings in the pristine island waters of a world-heritage paradise have prompted a warning.
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Woman gets picked up and dropped by elephant
A retired volleyball player turned elephant carer got dropped by an elephant she was working with.
Shelter dresses dogs in pyjamas to boost adoption chances
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’Puzzling’ reasons for mass whale stranding
Authorities are none the wiser as to why more than 200 whales would beach themselves off Western Australia’s coast.
‘Amazing’: 200 beached whales saved
A huge rescue operation to save more than 200 pilot whales that became stranded on a Western Australian beach has ended with a stunning result.
Clingy dog tags along with motorbike rider
A motorbike rider in Thailand couldn’t get away from a playful dog.
Disturbing CCTV of dog groomer’s cruel act
A woman has faced a $7,500 charge for acting cruelly towards a dog she was grooming.
Blood covered horses go berserk in London
Four people have been injured after seven spooked cavalry horses ran through central London, with one covered in blood.
Flame-throwing robot dogs available to consumers in the US
An Ohio-based company, Throwflame, is selling robotic dogs with flamethrowers attached to consumers within the United States. The contraption,…
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