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A high-risk dingo has been fitted with a GPS collar on K'gari.

Dingo bites boy washing off in creek

Rangers are reminding tourists and residents to be vigilant after a 10-year-old boy was bitten by a dingo on K’gari.

Map shows Australia before humans arrived.

Map shows Australia before humans arrived

This is what Australia looked like 75,000 years ago when seafarers entered into what’s now Australia through the ancients land of “Sahul”.

WARNING. WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. Pak Boon and Tang Mo (background) at Taronga Zoo Sydney. Elephants at Taronga Zoo celebrate World Elephant Day with enrichments/Photograph by Rick Stevens 12.08.2022

Taronga Sydney farewells iconic animal

A fan favourite for 100 years at an iconic Australian institution, the final pair of Asian elephants will leave Sydney’s Taronga Zoo.

Huge rescue effort to save more than 200 pilot whales from being stranded on a WA beach. Photo: Mick Marlin

’Puzzling’ reasons for mass whale stranding

Authorities are none the wiser as to why more than 200 whales would beach themselves off Western Australia’s coast.

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Creepy intruder caught in car air vent

Footage has captured the moment an Aussie family’s road trip was brought to a halt after they spotted something moving inside the air vent.

Aussies warned against swimming in muddy water

Aussies warned against swimming in muddy water

Visitors to a Queensland crocodile farm showed off just how ferocious these “dinosaurs” can be.

Robert Irwin channels his inner

Robert Irwin channels his inner “Crocodile Hunter”

Robert Irwin looked like the splitting image of his father when he stopped to save a legless lizard in the middle of a country road.

Stingray disfigured at Perth river. Picture: Facebook

‘Awful’: Gruesome find at popular river

A beloved sea creature was found disfigured on the banks of the popular tourist spot, raising concerns about an emerging trend.

Melbourne zoo welcomes adorable meerkat pups

Melbourne zoo welcomes adorable meerkat pups

Someone call Pumbaa because Timon is here! The Melbourne zoo has announced that they’ve welcomed five cute meerkat pups.

Doomsday Clock has been reset, reveals how close humanity is to destruction: ‘Global catastrophe’. Picture: Supplied

‘Global catastrophe’: Doomsday Clock reset

The Doomsday Clock has been set to 90 seconds to midnight for the second year in a row, reflecting the “unprecedented danger” the world faces.

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Feisty kitty attacks judge during cat show

Feisty kitty attacks judge during cat show

A black cat at an cat show in Arizona was not having it with this judge and wanted to make sure that she knew they were uncomfortable.

QLD snake catcher does a tricky removal of eastern brown on roof

QLD snake catcher does a tricky removal of eastern brown on roof

A Queensland snake catcher was filmed balancing on a roof while removing a deadly eastern brown snake in Barossa Valley, South Australia. Daniel…

Red fire ant raft pic

New pic reveals horror ant invasion

There are fears the invasive species is spreading into one state after a gardener was stung, suffering ‘blistering pain’.

UTAS PhD candidate Georgia Stewart is researching and creating computer simulations of the jet propulsions of supermassive black holes at the centre of galaxies across the universe. Picture: Chris Kidd

Massive black holes and jets: Life of a young Tassie science whiz

Georgia Stewart is part of a team uncovering the brightest mystery of the cosmos – which produces the most energetic outbursts observed in the universe since the Big Bang.

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