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Footage has captured the moment a six-metre python quickly coiled around a man’s neck after dragging him overboard

Moment python strangles man, drags him

Shocking footage has captured the moment a six-metre python quickly coiled around a man’s neck after dragging him overboard.

The Mounties Care CareFlight Helicopter flew to the scene of the Blacktown dog attack to provide care to the man. Picture: CareFlight

Man fights for life after horror dog mauling

A 54-year-old man is in hospital in a critical condition after he was mauled by several of his own dogs at his home in western Sydney earlier this morning.

Algal Bloom South Australia 2025. Picture: Great Southern Reef Foundation

Reason for toxic bloom disaster revealed

Scientists have discovered the culprit behind South Australia’s rolling toxic algal bloom crisis, but one researcher warns the scientific community knows ‘very little’ about it.

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Japan has started deploying soldiers to a northern region hit by a record level of bear attacks, with 12 people killed by the animals since April.

Japan sends in army as bears kill 12

Japan has started deploying soldiers to a northern region hit by a record level of bear attacks, with 12 people killed by the animals since April.

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Australian delivery drivers could soon start using smart glasses which map out directions and package movements using AI-powered vision, as tech giant Amazon unveils an ambitious future vision of its home delivery network.

Crazy way Amazon plans to change deliveries

Amazon has unveiled the future of home delivery – and there are signs the tech could make its way to Australia in the future.

A new report has revealed the cars that are most likely to fall victim to bird droppings - and millions won’t like the results

Birds found to be targeting these drivers

A pretty disgusting viral video of a luxury car parked in Sydney has exposed an unfortunate truth many drivers are going to be displeased with.

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA- NewsWire Photos- October 13, 2025. Dead and dying fish litter popular Glenelg Beach on the Adelaide metro coast, the fish are believed to have been victims of the algal bloom affecting SA waters. Disaster relief clear up the carcasses daily. Picture: Liam Cohen/ NewsWire

Major update amid algal bloom crisis

Commercial fishing has been banned in some waters to replenish fish stock killed by toxic algal bloom.

Bats, flying fox in trees at Elizabeth Street, Coolum.

Urgent warning after bat bite spike

Health authorities have issued an urgent warning after dozens of people were bitten or scratched by bats, which can carry a deadly disease.

Brave snake catcher removes massive eastern brown snake from QLD home

Brave snake catcher removes massive eastern brown snake from QLD home

Just another reason to watch where you’re stepping this summer.

Wild footage has captured the moments millions of crabs emerged on Christmas Island. Picture: Supplied.

Wild sight as army invades Aussie island

Footage has captured the wild moment an army of animals takes over an Aussie island, shutting down roads.

Japan’s new environment minister vowed tougher measures on Wednesday after bear attacks in the country killed a record nine people this year.

Japan’s bear warning after 9 killed

Officials from one of Australia’s favourite travel destinations have pledged to fix one a growing problem that has killed multiple people this year.

Audi car gets nasty

This car colour will be targeted by birds the most

Looks like this Audi car got a nasty “paint job” from Aussie birds

WA Police have released footage of the suspected space junk, which lay on the middle of the road, as lightning cracked in the background.

Eerie moment cops inspect space junk

It could have been a scene from a science fiction film as police dressed in protective gear inspected the debris that landed at a remote mining site.

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Generic image of a cat or stray cat. Picture: istock

‘Unmitigated disaster’: Bid to keep cats inside

A big change could be on the way for cat owners in one Australian state if new laws set to be introduced by the Greens are passed.

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