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Traveller Jackson Coffey spotted a saltwater crocodile below the surface of a waterhole moments before he was about to jump in for a swim.

Travellers’ lucky find before swim

Adventurer Jackson Coffey was about to swim at a waterhole in WA’s northwest when he spotted a potentially huge danger lying beneath the surface.

MELBOURNE , AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL 3, 2021: General photo of the sun setting as seen from Taylors Lakes in Victoria.Picture: NCA NewsWire/ Luis Ascui

Daylight saving: Everything you need to know

Daylight saving has begun, giving about 18 million Australians an extra hour of afternoon daylight.

Millions of residents can expect a scorching weekend as warm weather sweeps the nation

40C scorcher for one part of Australia

It’s going to be a hot weekend for the majority of the nation, with some areas tipped to exceed 40C.

Sydney is set to face a scorching October

Proof it’s been wet, hot in major Aussie city

The city has recorded one of the wettest and hottest Septembers in more than 100 years, with more blistering conditions to come.

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A Telstra outage is affecting more than 100,000 services across NSW.

Telstra outage affecting thousands

Telstra customers were unable to make emergency calls after severe weather cut off more than 100,000 services across NSW.

Commuters climb their way out of flooded train station

Commuters climb their way out of flooded train station

Large portions of New York City, including Manhattan, northwest Brooklyn, and Staten Island, as well as Queens and The Bronx, were under flash…

Record snow levels coat Parts of Regional NSW

Record snow levels coat Parts of Regional NSW

NSW SES issues flood, snow warnings as severe weather moves across the state

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Warragamba Dam is set to spill in the next 24 hours. Picture: Supplied

Warning as major dam nears capacity

Authorities have warned that Australia’s largest dam could spill within hours, as towns across NSW flood and a woman is missing in floodwaters.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos JUNE 24 2024: A general view of a supermarket in Sydney as Supermarkets face billion dollar fine threat while Coles, Woolworths, Aldi and IGA face steep penalties, other retail heavyweights, including Bunnings and Chemist Warehouse, will not be covered by the code.Picture: Newswire / Gaye Gerard

‘No plans’: Aussie giants reject US beef

Australia’s biggest food retailers say they are not interested in buying beef from the US and will stick to their homegrown approach.

ARMIDALE, NSW, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos August 2 2025: Heavy snow blanketed parts of NSW. Parts of the state’s Northern Tablelands recorded heavy snowfalls of up to 40cm at the weekend., Picture: NewsWire / Simon Scott

Incredible sight as snow covers Aussie towns

Snow has blanketed parts of NSW in “massive” falls, leaving vehicles stranded and thousands without power.

These mysterious mossy green balls washed up on a NSW beach, Picture: Mel Christensen

Mystery green balls wash up on beach

Months after an epidemic of “grease balls” washed up on the NSW coastline, a new mystery has emerged after a woman found dozens of mysterious green balls along another beach.

An urgent search is underway after a woman was swept away overnight in rising floodwaters in Northern NSW.

Urgent search for woman missing in floods

An urgent search is underway for a woman who was swept away by floodwaters, as rain and snow blanket the nation’s east coast.

Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce has used a snow event in his electorate of New England as a platform to push his campaign against Net Zero. Oicture: Facebook

‘Lunatic’: Barnaby lets rip with snow rant

Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce used a rare Aussie snow event to push his campaign against Australia’s “lunatic policy of net zero”.

‘Lunatic’- Barnaby Joyce lets rip with Aussie snow rant

‘Lunatic’: Barnaby Joyce lets rip with Aussie snow rant

Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce has used a snow event in his electorate of New England in NSW’s north as a platform to push his campaign against…

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