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Aboriginal people made pottery and sailed to distant offshore islands thousands of years before Europeans arrived, new research shows. Picture: Supplied

Incredible 1800-year-old find in Australia

Researchers have discovered new evidence that shows Aboriginal people made pottery and sailed to distant offshore islands thousands of years ago.

An image from the Peggy and Molly the Magpie page. Picture: Facebook / Peggy and Molly.

One catch with Insta-famous magpie’s return

The bird’s owners have been given a few important conditions before they can be reunited.

A US astrology influencer worried about the recent solar eclipse stabbed her partner to death, then pushed her two children out of her moving car before fatally slamming the vehicle into a tree, a report said Wednesday.Danielle Johnson, who peddled weekly “aura cleanses” on her website and offered online zodiac readings, told followers that Monday’s total solar eclipse in North America was “the epitome of spiritual warfare.”Credit Twitter

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Mum worried about solar eclipse kills husband, baby

An astrologer influencer who believed the solar eclipse was “the epitome spiritual warfare” stabbed her husband and pushed her children out of a moving car. Warning: Graphic

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Man kills plover bird with whipper snipper. Picture Supplied.JPG

Owner speaks out after viral bird killing

The business owner has spoken out after the disturbing moment was captured on video and shared on social media.

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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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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.

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