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New trend emerges in Covid deaths

A clear trend is emerging in Covid deaths and 2024 could mark a significant milestone in the progression of the virus, new data has revealed.

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

First photo of Insta-famous magpie released

The bird’s owners have shared the first photo of the magpie, with a touching poem as they wait to be reunited.

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Man pierced by bull’s horn dies

A man has died in hospital after he was pierced by a bull’s horn on a regional property and suffered significant head injuries.

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee. Picture: Supplied

‘Moon is made of gas’: Embarrassing fail

A politician has gone viral for a very unusual act during the recent eclipse.

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Sneaky snake found hiding in QLD Land Cruiser

Sneaky snake found hiding in QLD Land Cruiser

This Burpengary family in Queensland didn’t realise they’d picked up a highly venomous hitchhiker on a recent road trip.

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Aussies banned from catching iconic fish

It was once a dinner staple for Aussie families, but Australian anglers are now completely banned from catching this native fish.

A dingo on K'gari (Fraser Island) has bitten a french tourist enjoying a day at the beach

Dingo bites 7yo girl on K’Gari

A seven-year-old girl has been bitten by a dingo at Hook Point on K’Gari, leaving her with puncture wounds to her thigh.

Fish reportedly found dead at Lake Wallace. Picture: Facebook / Scott Whitby

Dead fish spark panic at popular lake

A busy lake known for camping and fishing has been closed after reports of dead fish washing ashore.

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Adorable cat gets around on “skis”

A cat with a front bilateral deformity is the cutest thing we’ve ever seen. Because of her deformity, it looks like she’s gliding on the floor….

A diagram of how infrared light and a molecular jackhammer can affect a cancer cell. Picture: Ciceron Ayala-Orozco/Rice University

Scientists kill cancer with a ‘jackhammer’

It’s called nanomechanical therapy, and it could be an alternative form of treatment to chemo.

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’Serious’ disease found after mozzie bites

The virus, which can cause “serious disease”, was recently detected in one state, leading authorities to reissue a warning to the public.

Biggest funnel-web spider EVER

Biggest funnel-web spider EVER

Meet Hercules, a monster 7.9cm spider that holds the record for the biggest male funnel-web spider ever reported to the Australian Reptile Park….

‘Severe threat’: New toad invades Melbourne

Warning for Melbourne after unsettling find

Authorities are calling on the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings of suspected exotic pest animals following an unsettling discovery.

Paw-rents hilariously trick their fussy dog into eating

Paw-rents hilariously trick their fussy dog into eating

An adorable 14-year-old golden doodle is giving her parents a hard time when it comes to dinner, so they’ve got to come up with creative ways…

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