Wild winds set to batter millions
Severe wind warnings for several states continue to raise alarm for millions as conditions intensify.
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Major call after kids attacked by dingoes
A mayor has called for a huge overhaul to kids camping on a heritage-listed tourist hotspot after numerous dingo attacks over the year.
‘Taste test’: Aussies urged to drink sewage
An unusual change to water that millions of Australians drink has raised eyebrows, as authorities campaign to “build acceptance and understanding” of the idea.
Australia Post to deliver mail with EVs: See suburbs affected
Australia Post is tackling delivery challenges head-on with fully electric motorbikes in a bid to improve their services. See a list of where you’ll spot one on the road.
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Wild shift coming after brutal heatwave
You may have been mistaken for thinking summer was here already, but a big shift in the weather for millions shows we’re not there yet.
Urgent warning ahead of ‘horror summer’
With firefighters already tackling dozens of fires ahead of a potential “horror summer,” residents of one Australian state have been urged to prepare early.
Australia shamed in full-page NY Times ad
A massive full-page advertisement in the New York Times has been taken out to slam Australia and it doesn’t pull any punches.
Seals rescued from nets in South Africa
In the West Coast National Park in South Africa. Fortunately we were able to rescue three seals that were entangled in a net. In this video you…
US Open rocked by protest, ‘hostage negotiation’
The US Open has been shut down and players taken off court while police have swooped after a protest was launched inside the stadium.
2.5 million Aussies doomed this summer
It’s set to be a scorching summer, but if you’re one of the 2.5 million people living in this area, it’ll be even worse – and it’s your fault.
Chilling prediction as temperatures spike
The update comes as the nation confronts an unsettled feeling over a hotter than average start to Spring and another dangerous fire season ahead.
BoM’s wild map after big summer call
The Bureau of Meteorology has made a major call that signals there will be very warm and dry conditions over the summer.
Unexpected twist of El Nino summer
Australians are bracing for a brutally hot summer but there is one silver lining to El Nino with numbers of one hated animal to be lower.
One state preparing for extreme fire
One state is bracing for extreme bushfires this week as the country officially enters the El Nino period.
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