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Mass stranding of pilot whales at Toby Inlet near Dunsborough in Western Australia. Picture: ABC News: Anna-Lise Murch

‘Amazing’: 200 beached whales saved

A huge rescue operation to save more than 200 pilot whales that became stranded on a Western Australian beach has ended with a stunning result.

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Dog groomer charged after cruel act. Picture WA RSPCA 12.JPG

Disturbing CCTV of dog groomer’s cruel act

A woman has faced a $7,500 charge for acting cruelly towards a dog she was grooming.

Household Cavalry horses on the loose in London. At least one soldier was hurt after a spooked horse smashed into vehicles outside the Clermont Hotel on Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria. Pictures also show an injured man lying on the floor on Fleet Street. Picture: Facebook

Blood covered horses go berserk in London

Four people have been injured after seven spooked cavalry horses ran through central London, with one covered in blood.

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‘Horror show’ infestations in Aussie homes

Made an unwelcome discovery in a rarely used cupboard lately? You’re probably not alone.

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Lake McKenzie is a freshwater lake located on Fraser Island, Australia. The white silica sand and pure waters are some of the biggest attractions in Australia.

Deadly danger lurking Aussie beaches

A spate of jellyfish stings in the pristine island waters of a world-heritage paradise have prompted a warning.

Women's tears have been shown to reduce aggression in males.

Wild effect women’s tears have on men

Experts have revealed the shocking real reason some women will burst into tears during a fight with a man.

Jaxa has become the fifth national space agency to land on the Moon. SLIM / Lunar Excursion Vehicle (LEV) deproyment. Picture: JAXA

Japanese robot successfully touches down on moon

Japan today became the fifth country to successfully land a spacecraft on the moon, but there’s a problem. An electrical glitch means engineers are now racing to save the mission.

Great Australian Wildlife Collection by Discovery channel. Numbat, Myrmecobius fasciatus, male. During the breeding season, male Numbats develop a bright red sternal gland that they use to scent-mark their territory. Female Numbats come into oestrus for only a 48-hour period, in which time mating occurs. Dryandra Woodland, Western Australia, Australia. (Photo by: Auscape/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Record year for threatened species listings

2023 was a grim year for Australian wildlife, with a record number of additions to the threatened species list.

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Heartbroken rescue koala: “She’s just not that into you’

Rodney the rescue koala is trying to get the attention of a female koala and she just isn’t having it.

The second stage of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, during itsburn following the launch of the Psyche spacecraft fromFlorida on 14 October our time. Earth is seen in thebackground. CREDIT: NASA Television

Deadly war unfolding above our heads

A high-stakes 3D chess game is already underway between China and the US – and Australia is right in the middle of it.

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Ms Leadbetter rolled onto the snake as she slept. Photo: 9 News

Moment woman bitten by snake in bed

A woman detailed her frightening brush with death after rolling onto one of Australia’s deadliest animals in the middle of the night.

Snake catcher finds venomous snake inside kid's underwear drawer

Snake catcher finds venomous snake inside kid’s underwear drawer

A Melbourne snake catcher was shocked to find the world’s second deadliest snake inside of a child’s underwear drawer.

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Bombshell claim about world’s oldest dog

Sensational claims about the world’s oldest dog have emerged as the Guinness World Records temporarily strips him of his title.

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Heartwarming moment guide dog brothers reunite after a decade apart

Heartwarming moment guide dog brothers reunite after a decade apart

Brothers Chips and Carlo were finally reunited after 10 years apart working as guide dogs.

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