Tradie accidentally turns Harbour green
Waters around a prime Sydney suburb have been turned fluorescent green by run-off from a tradie.
Waters around a prime Sydney suburb have been turned fluorescent green by run-off from a tradie.
A senior BOM spokesman has fronted a video to apologise for confusion after the bureau sent out a “tsunami alert” as part of its testing of a new system.
The company will conduct the eight-week trial at five stores across the country.
Temperatures are set to plummet across much of the country amid warnings of wild weather, with one state even told it could see unexpected snowfall.
Properties have been destroyed as an out-of-control bushfire continues to rage and residents are told “it’s too late to leave”.
An unlikely winner has been crowned New Zealand’s ‘Bird of the Century’ after a US talk show host intervened in the poll.
It’s been dubbed the nation’s ‘silent killer’ because it takes hundreds of lives each year but isn’t discussed – but soon, experts warn it’ll be inescapable.
Parts of the country will be battered by massive hailstones on Wednesday before a “big day” of “nasty” weather on Thursday.
As Australia braces for another summer of severe weather, a leading insurer has revealed which areas copped it worst last financial year.
A Sydney mum and her son have had a near miss with a highly venomous sea creature in a rockpool, warning others of the find.
In the shadow of chilling shark encounters, patrols at one state’s beaches will start early to protect beachgoers from further bloodshed.
A radio host who went missing in croc-infested waters on Sunday is feared dead after his belongings were discovered by a river.
Australians are in for a cruel summer with “near certainty” that temperatures will reach historic highs in the following months.
A spring heatwave has been declared in one state, with temperatures set to soar to 40C and beyond as bushfires rage.
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