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FRIENDLY: Wild brumbies on Curtis Island before last week's cull.

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Controversial ‘Brumby Bill’ verdict

A historic vote has been held on the future of wild horses in NSW’s romantic Snowy Mountains.

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Millions of Australians are in for a wild week of weather, with maximum temperatures tipped to vary by a whopping 15C. The Bureau of Meteorology forecast temperatures to rise to up to 10C higher then the seasonal average.In Sydney, the maximum temperature was 23C on Monday – by Friday, its tipped to rise to 32C.At the same time, Melbourne is set to close out the week with a maximum of just 19C.

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Aussies to swelter in 45C scorcher

Residents in one Aussie state are set to swelter this week, with the temperature tipped to reach a whopping 45C.

Domestic horses shot in horror accident

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Domestic horses shot in horror accident

Five horses were inadvertently shot during an aerial cull at a remote property after wandering into a “designated shoot area”.

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A journo has called out a dangerous population myth - one designed to protect billionaires while punishing everyday people.

The 1 per cent’s mega climate cover up

A reporter has called out a dangerous population myth – one designed to protect billionaires while punishing everyday people.

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Expected coldfront to hit southeast Australia on Friday. Picture: BSCH Stormcast

‘Destructive’ winds, cold blast to batter Aus

The BoM has issued a severe weather warning as destructive winds up to 130km/hr and snow threaten southeastern states from Friday.

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Japan releases Mt Fuji eruption simulation

Japan releases Mt Fuji eruption simulation

The Japanese government has released an AI-generated video warning Tokyo residents of the potential impact if Mount Fuji were to erupt.

Huge update on world’s largest iceberg

Huge update on world’s largest iceberg

There has been a huge update about the world’s largest iceberg that could spell disaster for Australia

From record-breaking snow in the alps to near-record rainfall in Perth, winter 2025 kept Australians guessing, and spring is set to bring its own surprises.

What Aussies can expect in spring

From record-breaking snow in the alps to near-record rainfall in Perth, winter 2025 kept Australians guessing, and spring is set to bring its own surprises.

The popular coastal walk was blanketed in thick seafoam on Wednesday. Picture: Visit Henley Beach via Facebook

Bizarre sight on Aussie beach

Mysterious sea foam has invaded an Aussie beach, sparking fears of links to a toxic algal bloom that has killed thousands of sea creatures.

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Severe weather warnings issued as south-east areas cop snow for the first time in 22 years.

Antarctic blast to smash southern states

Aussies are being warned to prepare for a severe Antarctic blast amid forecasts wind, rain and snow will pelt the southern regions.

Drowning deaths hit record thumb

‘Wake-up call’: Stunning drowning death stat

A report has flagged plummeting swimming skills as Australia has its deadliest year of drownings on record, emphasised by one stunning statistic.

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Chopper smash picture for web art 2

WATCH: Water bomber spirals out of control before crashing

Terrifying footage shows the moment a helicopter crashes into a lake as it picks up water to tackle raging wildfires in France. Watch the video.

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ALBANY CREEK, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos April 9, 2025: Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Murray Watt.Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Murray Watt is in Brisbane today with Labor Candidate for Dickson Ali France and Assistant Minister Anthony Chisholm. Picture: NewsWire / John Gass

Labor’s new attempt to pass climate laws

Environment Minister Murray Watt is set to fast-track Labor’s long-touted environmental reforms after they were deadlocked by the Greens.

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Antarctica disappears before our eyes

Antarctica disappears before our eyes

Our precious polar continent is losing a devastating amount of its sea ice, threatening our planet’s climate more every day.

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