Two states shaken by earthquake
A region between NSW and Victoria has been shaken by a “significant” 3.7 magnitude earthquake.
Environment
Mystery balls on beaches finally explained
Authorities have revealed the likely source of the strange black balls washing up on Sydney’s beaches.
Pics show grim reality of devastating floods
NASA satellite footage shows just how much damage the widespread flooding has caused parts of Australia, with the deluge doubling the size of Victoria.
Big winner in spat over 80yo fig tree
There’s been a major update after residents kicked up a stink over the removal of a decades-old fig tree that was expected to get the chop.
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‘Take action’: warning as flooding hits state
Residents in parts of the Gold Coast have been warned to “take action” to survive, as wild weather and flooding continues to inundate Queensland.
‘Welcome to Gadigal land’: Apple’s bold overhaul of Aussie maps
Tech giant Apple will formally recognise the Indigenous lands of Australia and New Zealand in a groundbreaking revamp of its ubiquitous Maps product. And it’s not optional.
Outback swamped as year’s worth of rain falls
Towns have copped more than a year’s worth of rain in as little as a week, with warnings even more is on the way.
‘Inland sea’ emerges in Aussie outback
Wild photos have shed light on conditions as one state is smashed by rain, with severe weather and flood warnings issued ahead of another soggy week.
DiCaprio in fresh Albo attack amid pollie’s bizarre fish stunt
Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio has again weighed in on a controversial Aussie issue, as a dead fish stunt causes chaos in Parliament. See the video.
‘Over a billion’: Terrifying truth about Coke
Shocking new figures have revealed the global impact of Coca-Cola products as the world chugs down an unimaginable amount by the day.
Aussies kick up a stink at new bin rollout
Residents have launched a petition for Aussie councils to reconsider a new bin system some have slammed as “the dumbest cost-saving measure”.
2000km rain band to smash states
Millions of residents have been warned of a wave of severe storms and lashings of rain, as hot air generates pseudo-monsoon conditions.
‘Nonsense’: Albo slams Greens over salmon
The prime minister has gone after the Greens in Question Time over salmon farming in Tasmania.
‘300mm’: More wild weather on the way
Heavy rainfall continues to batter one Australian state, with some areas expecting more than 300mm of rain and more flooding.
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