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Vile Nazi act on sacred site

A group of Australian neo-Nazis have made a vile demonstration on top of a sacred Indigenous site.

Cassius, the largest saltwater crocodile in captivity. Captured in 1984 and bought to Marineland Melanesia Crocodile Park 3 years later, Cassius is 5.48 metres long, weighs approximately 1 tonne and is estimated to be more than 110 years old. Picture: Brendan Radke

Cassius, world’s longest crocodile dies

The 5m saltwater crocodile, thought to be more than 110 years old and weighing more than a tonne, is remembered as being a “beloved mate”.

CANBERRA, Australia - NewsWire Photos - October 21, 2024: Andrew Forrest at the Australian National Botanic Gardens in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

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‘Bulls***’: Twiggy blasts $127 billion cash cow

Australia’s second richest man has come out swinging on a new podcast, taking aim at fossil fuel “scaremongering” and “fake” carbon credits.

ADELAIDE/ KAURNA YARTA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 10, 2023: Beachgoers at Glenelg Beach enjoying the extremely hot weather in Adelaide. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Morgan Sette

Weather warning as millions set to swelter

Aussies could get an early dose of summer with heatwave conditions tipped for the east coast and temperatures set to climb to as high as 40 in the north.

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Temperatures soar across Queensland this week.

Heatwave hell to smash one state

A spring heatwave has been declared in one state, with temperatures set to soar to 40C and beyond as bushfires rage.

The Water Ecology unit at the Department of Environment and Science (DES) has solved the mystery of the what caused the pink blooms that left the water in the Boondall Wetlands to turn a pink colour. Picture: Supplied

Mystery over pink milkshake wetlands solved

Scientist finally have an answer for why the water at a popular wetlands turned the colour of a pink milkshake.

‘Fool’: Backlash over PM’s Tuvalu offer

‘Fool’: Backlash over PM’s Tuvalu offer

The Prime Minister has come under fire from both activists and sceptics over plans to offer residency to climate-affected Pacific islanders.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: OCTOBER 29 2023: A group of locals are seen working out during a bootcamp fitness session on Bondi Beach in the early morning today, led by one of Bondis most recognized instagram influencers Ben Handsaker wearing the yellow speedos. Photo by: Newscorp Daily Telegraph /Gaye Gerard

Why Aussies face a scorching summer

Aussies should brace for a scorching long summer as El Nino is expected to last until at least April 2024.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks at a press conference during the Pacific Islands Forum in Rarotonga.

Albo offers whole country home in Aus

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to offer thousands of Pacific Islanders the chance to live in Australia as climate change threatens their home.

TOPSHOT - People watch flowing lava during an volcanic eruption near Litli Hrutur, south-west of Reykjavik in Iceland on July 10, 2023. A volcanic eruption started on July 10, 2023 around 30 kilometres (19 miles) from Iceland's capital Reykjavik, the country's meteorological office said, marking the third time in two years that lava has gushed out in the area.

Chaos as country braces for volcano eruption

Iceland has evacuated thousands of residents amid fears of a major volcanic eruption, after a series of powerful earthquakes on Friday.

Anthony Albanese in the Cook Islands and hunger striker Gregory Andrews. Supplied/NCA NewsWire

‘A joke’: Dad on hunger strike lashes Albo

A former diplomat starving himself for climate change has criticised Mr Albanese’s vow to protect national security interests in the Pacific.

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Moment world’s newest island is born

Awe-inspiring footage has captured the moment the world’s newest island burst from the Pacific in a thunderous volcanic eruption.

A massive storm shelf is pictured headed out to sea across the Princes Highway in Sydney’s Kogarah. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

Sydney dodges bullet after wild storm

SES volunteers were called out to 140 jobs across the state as wild thunderstorms passed over Greater Sydney causing peak hour chaos with hail, heavy rain and lightning.

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Mystery blob washes up on WA beach.

Mystery creature causes stir on Aussie beach

A mysterious ‘blob’ creature confused locals after it washed up on a WA beach, but the sea creature may have been identified.

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