This crescent Moon means change for billions
A crescent Moon has been spotted over the skies of Saudi Arabia, marking the start of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan.
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Millions at risk as extreme heat hits
Millions of people are expected to swelter through 40 degree temperatures, as authorities warn of high fire danger in some communities.
Millions at risk as extreme heat hits
Millions of people are expected to swelter through 40 degree temperatures, as authorities warn of high fire danger in some communities.
Details emerge after shock Sydney quake
Details have begun to emerge after a rare 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck western Sydney and the Blue Mountains, amid concerns for damage to Warragamba Dam.
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Big change coming to yellow bins
There are grand plans in place which means what we put in our yellow bins could be about to change dramatically.
Dutton move shocks top executive
The Coalition’s refusal to co-operate over a key policy is a “missed opportunity” for the country’s future, a key executive claims.
Bizarre item saved shipwrecked man’s life
A fisherman is the only survivor from a boat that sank off Western Australia after a cyclone ripped through the region.
Astonishing rescue off Australian coast
A group of men has survived being shipwrecked and trapped on a deserted island after they were hit by Cyclone Ilsa while at sea.
‘Not comfortable’: Cyclone fundraiser pulled
Days after setting up an online fundraiser, the owners of a business destroyed by Cyclone Ilsa say they’ll be returning all money donated to them.
Surprise find in Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Scientists have found something totally unexpected in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch located in the middle of the ocean.
Powerful earthquake strikes near WA
The tremor hit about 200km off from a popular tourist spot with more than 150 residents reporting the shake.
Young Aussies’ next mental health crisis
Worry about the weather is developing into full-blown eco-anxiety in young Australians – and it could soon be a diagnosable mental health condition.
‘Bit shaken’: Cyclone victims’ long road back
The owners of a well-known roadhouse, who bore the brunt of a powerful tropical cyclone, are asking for help to rebuild their devastated business.
Woolies to phase out staple shopper service
The major Australian supermarket has announced a big change is coming for customers, which will change a visit to the shops forever.
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