Polar blast marks start of Aussie ski season
Blizzard conditions and damaging winds have marked the start of a frigid Australian snow season as multiple states brace for a brutal polar blast.
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Big problem with plant sold at Bunnings
These brightly coloured daisies sold at Bunnings might seem harmless, but they are “rapidly spreading” across Australia and threatening farmers.
Katter hits back after Irwin croc sledge
A row over croc culling between Bob Katter and Terri Irwin has intensified, with the maverick MP questioning the animal conservationist over her knowledge of the iconic Aussie reptile.
Snow to fall over the long weekend
Millions are set to be soaked this long weekend as a cold front moves over the southeast, bringing with it blizzard-like conditions and blistering winds.
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Millions facing long weekend washout
Long weekend plans could be under threat across swathes of the country as millions brace for heavy rain and thunderstorms.
Volcanic eruption shoots towering pools of lava into the air
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupted and began shooting lava over 198 metres into the air.
Easter weekend drownings deadliest ever
A fateful combination of weather conditions has created the deadliest Easter long weekend in Australia’s recorded history.
Shark sighting sparks urgent warning
A mystery great white dubbed “Bruce” has triggered safety alerts across Adelaide’s southern coastline this Easter.
Aussie ‘idiots’ take on deadly waves
Videos uploaded to social media show people clearing not heeding warnings from surf lifesavers as massive swells claim lives across the country .
Search as city smashed by monster waves
An urgent search is underway after reports of a person missing in waters off a popular beach, as crowds gather to watch a monster swell smashing the city.
Swimmers brave large swell at Coogee Beach
People gather to watch large swell at Coogee Beach on Good Friday. The beach has been closed to the public with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing…
Locals on alert as cyclone nears
Residents are on alert with Cyclone Errol expected to cross the Australian coastline on Friday afternoon, bringing wind gusts of up to 140km.
Gas tech company ran ‘cartel’, court finds
An Australian oil and gas services company ran a cartel, trying to pull suppliers into illegal contracts, a court has found.
Price spike risk in coal plan, experts warn
Proposals to keep Australian coal generators working past their retirement age risks access to affordable power supply, new research shows.
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