Millions warned over ‘destructive’ weather
Hundreds of thousands of people are being warned to brace for “destructive” wind gusts and are urged to tie down loose items.
Environment
‘Appalling’ act on 140 million-year-old rocks
Two men are accused of causing “appalling” and irreversible damage to rocks that are believed to be 140 million years old.
The Wiggles’ next move to ‘empower’ Aussie kids
The popular children’s entertainers have been enlisted to help teach Aussie kids a lesson for life. Watch the video.
Australia rocked by another earthquake
It comes just weeks after a 4.1 magnitude quake rocked Victoria’s high country.
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Dingo’s cheeky move caught on video
Watch a “clever” dingo get caught red handed stealing from tourists in a brazen theft.
Huge call on holidays ahead of bushfire chaos
As the country prepares for a blistering and dry summer with an increased threat of bushfires, the nation’s key minister has made a call on his holiday plans.
‘Almost certain’ record temps on the way
An Australian state is set to swelter through temperatures as hot as 10C above normal, with the worst yet to come.
Ominous sign for Aussie supermarkets
A global crisis looks set to grip the Australian summer as forces conspire and the frontline will be in our supermarkets.
Firies ‘prepared’ for horror bushfire season
Emergency leaders are set to converge on Canberra to attend a bushfire preparedness summit in preparation for what is expected to be a long, hot and dry summer.
‘Shaking’: 5.7 magnitude quake felt in NT
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake was felt in the Northern Territory after it struck near the Banda Sea on Saturday morning.
Fire tornado in Canada is an apocalyptic sight
The wildfire service in British Columbia has released dramatic footage of what they described as a fire whirl spinning over a lake during an…
‘I’m nervous’: Double whammy El Nino fears
El Nino is upon us, but lost in the announcements was the sting in the tail of the 2023 event that’s concerning weather watchers.
Why consumers are wary of this vegetable
Sales have dropped by up to 10 per cent over the past three months, suggesting consumers have grown wary of the vegetable.
State of emergency shuts down tourist town
More than 100 people have been evacuated from a major tourist town after flooding and landslides triggered authorities to declare an emergency.
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