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Image realeased by QLD Govt of untagged Dingo on Fraser Island. Rangers on K’gari (formerly Fraser Island) are attempting to identify an untagged female dingo (wongari) that bit a two-year-old boy on the thigh on 13 June 2024.

Father’s brave act after son attacked by dingo

A dingo has bitten a toddler’s thigh as his family were trying to get into their car on K’gari.

A Woolworths supermarket at Taylors Lake, Victoria, stripped of eggs. Picture: Supplied

Bird flu fears grow as sixth farm hit

Another farm has been shut down with bird flu as the disease spreads and hammers production in one state.

BRISBANE AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY 27, 2023: Stock Images - Chemist Warehouse. NewsWire / Sarah Marshall

Major Chemist Warehouse move hits millions

A takeover deal that would affect millions of Aussies has just hit a potential roadblock.

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Secret Bible text changes everything

A mislabeled fragment of Egyptian papyrus tucked away in a German library has blown apart thousand-year-old perceptions about the Bible, and Jesus himself.

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Perth Zoo welcomes orphaned wallaby joeys

Perth Zoo welcomes orphaned wallaby joeys

Five tammar wallaby joeys that were found orphaned have now found a home at Perth Zoo, Western Australia.

People are losing their minds over this photo of a snake defecating. Picture: Facebook / Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers

You have never seen a snake do this

People are losing their minds over a “gross” detail in this unbelievable photo of a monster carpet python. WARNING: Graphic

Musk’s latest Aussie space passenger

Musk’s latest Aussie space passenger

Australia’s fastest growing company has made an appearance on the passenger list of Elon Musk’s latest space launch.

Animals that witnessed the eclipse seemed confused. Picture: Supplied

Dumbest possible reaction to solar eclipse

Darkness swept North America in a rare spectacle that briefly banished daylight — and some people reacted in the silliest way imaginable.

An image of the total solar eclipse in WA in 2023. Picture: Michael Haluwana; Aeroture

How to experience US solar eclipse fever

Australia won’t directly experience the awe-inspiring sight of a solar eclipse this year but Aussies can still witness the momentous event. Here’s how.

Hungry elephant smashes open factory door to steal food

Hungry elephant smashes open factory door to steal food

An elephant caused chaos in India after it smashed through a factory door to get to his next meal.

‘Positive’ update after magpie seized

‘Confident’: Major update after magpie seized

A Queensland family fighting to have a beloved magpie returned home have shared a major update on social media.

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Gross sight in woman’s underwear drawer

A Brisbane mum who noticed her dogs going “berserk” at her socks and kickers drawers was shocked by what she found inside.

Huge alligator blocks traffic

Huge alligator blocks traffic

A large alligator stopped people in their tracks as it lazily crossed a road in Huntington Beach State Park, South Carolina.

Renowned primatologist gets chimp-themed cake for 90th birthday

Renowned primatologist gets chimp-themed cake for 90th birthday

The renowned primatologist Jane Goodall received a chimpanzee-themed cake to celebrate her 90th birthday.

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