Unlikely backer of state’s hunting plan
A controversial plan to open up land to hunters and which could pave the way for bounty killings of feral animals has received support from an unlikely source.
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‘Every 15yo just lost their job’: Horror future
A video showing an Aussie fast-food restaurant using an AI drive-through revealed entry-level jobs – typically taken up by Aussie teens – could be on the chopping block.
‘Wow’: Tornado flips ute, golf ball-sized hail
A tornado that flipped a ute and golf ball-sized hail have hit one part of Australia in a cold-weather phenomenon.
Huge weather system to hit one Aussie state
A brutal icy blast is continuing to stretch across parts of Australia as the first week of winter proves to be far chillier than the nation’s fourth warmest autumn.
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Mystery balls on beaches finally explained
Authorities have revealed the likely source of the strange black balls washing up on Sydney’s beaches.
Pics show grim reality of devastating floods
NASA satellite footage shows just how much damage the widespread flooding has caused parts of Australia, with the deluge doubling the size of Victoria.
Big winner in spat over 80yo fig tree
There’s been a major update after residents kicked up a stink over the removal of a decades-old fig tree that was expected to get the chop.
‘Is it a prank?’: The most bizarre victims of Trump’s tariffs
One of the most remote places on Earth, home to penguins rather than people, hasn’t escaped Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Council’s wild act after tree ‘poisoned’
A local council in Sydney’s upper north shore has made a bold statement, hoping to gather information after a 100yo endangered tree was poisoned.
Aussies warned to brace for meat price hike
Experts have warned the price of the grocery staple could skyrocket as flooding wipes out more than 100,000 head of livestock.
Scientists investigate possible vast city beneath Giza pyramid
Italian researchers claim to have uncovered ‘a vast underground city’ which stretches more than 1,200 metres directly underneath the Pyramids…
Man comes off second best after bird attack
A man in his 70s has been hospitalised after being attacked in his own backyard by one of Australia’s most fearsome birds.
‘Copped it’: Flooded residents sleep in cars
Already isolated outback residents who are sleeping in their cars can expect more rain and flooding in the coming days.
‘300,000 deaths’: Japan’s horrific prediction
One of the world’s most populous nations has warned 300,000 of its residents could die in an ominous new prediction.
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