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Incredible twist after man hit by kangaroo

A grandfather was hit by a kangaroo while bike riding in Victoria. His birthday present helped emergency services track him down.

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‘Nightmare’: Grim sign of next pandemic

The possibility of a new pandemic has been raised after a disturbing discovery on the remote Antarctica continent.

Humid weather conditions have contributed to increased activity among funnel-web spiders. Picture: Australian Reptile Park.

Warning as horror sight floods city

Sydney residents have been warned a deadly spider could be burrowing in their homes and backyards, as numbers spike in the humid weather.

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Adlie penguins seen from RSV Nuyina while braking ice at the Petersen Bank in the Mawson Sea. Picture: Pete Harmsen**These are for single use only, and the publication must fully acknowledge the photographer/s. No archival permission is granted.**

Scientists reveal secret behind Antarctic’s low sea-ice cover

For three years in a row, Antarctic sea-ice is alarmingly low – with Hobart-based scientists finding an abrupt change to the system. What it means.

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Grim post after mum throws dog off carpark

Warning: Graphic content. A woman who threw her dog from a second-storey Westfield carpark shared a haunting post about her pet one month after her death.

Dogs with disabilities get the cutest Christmas party ever

Dogs with disabilities get the cutest Christmas party ever

An organisation that aims to take care of street dogs, has thrown a Christmas party for a group of adorable dogs with disabilities.

The most dramatic dog ever

The most dramatic dog ever

Veterinary nurses couldn’t believe their ears when a pug waking up from surgery was making the loudest noises ever, despite not being in any…

Transmission towers in Sydney, Australia, on Monday, June 20, 2022. Australias electricity system manager is so stretched by a squeeze on the nations energy supply that its being forced to delay connecting some new projects to the grid. Photographer: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Australia’s ‘top engineer’ fires off letter to PM

A top Australian engineer has warned the country’s power grid is unstable and incapable of coping with surging demand – and has proposed a controversial solution.

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Queenslanders plagued by thousands of cane toads

Queenslanders plagued by thousands of cane toads

Thousands of baby cane toads were captured hopping along the road in Jimboomba and Tugun on the Gold Coast, after weather conditions lead to…

Chickens appear to have a glitch in the matrix

Chickens appear to have a glitch in the matrix

The video shows the black-and-white speckled chickens running toward Antionette before abruptly freezing in place, leaving her in disbelief.

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Adorable baby kangaroo hops around for the first time

Adorable baby kangaroo hops around for the first time

A baby orphaned kangaroo was filmed having a bit of a hop around for the first time outside of her pouch.

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‘Get in the car’: US mum stalked by Aus bird

An American woman has filmed the terrifying moment a “hissing” bird stalked her down a suburban Australian street while flapping its wings.

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Neil the seal takes a break from causing chaos to take a shower

Neil the seal takes a break from causing chaos to take a shower

The adorable beast that’s been plaguing a town in Tasmania has been captured taking a break and enjoying a wash down from one of the locals.

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Stars reveal ‘worst thing’ about Australia

Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell spent time here filming their latest movie, and so far have had nothing but good things to say – until now.

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