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DAILY TELEGRAPH. EMBARGO SUNDAY FOR MONDAY 14 OCTOBER. Henry Freiburg is a professional bee swarm remover. Here, a piece of comb with different coloured pollen in it that was pulled from a hive of bees in the wall of a home in Panania. Monday 07/10/2024. Picture by Max Mason-Hubers

Deadly parasite killing honey bees spreads

A deadly parasite that infests beehives and kills honey bees has been found in new areas of regional Victoria.

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Cheryl Brodie visiting K'gari from Adelaide enjoying the hail at Central Station. Pic Campbell Brodie

Queensland turned into winter wonderland

Hail has transformed Queensland’s tropical K’gari into a winter wonderland as visitors revel in the rare weather phenomenon in the Sunshine State.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos August 14, 2025: A large deer is pictured lying dead on Doncaster road in Kew East near the corner of Bourke road. Picture: NewsWire / Aaron Francis

Wandering deer killed on suburban road

A deer wreaking havoc on Melbourne roads during Thursday rush hour has been hit by a vehicle and killed.

People on the peninsula reported feeling strong (yellow) and moderate (green) shaking. Picture: Geoscience Australia

‘Like thunder’: Earthquake near major city

Aussies have been rocked by an earthquake near a major city, with reports it “sounded like thunder” in people’s homes.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - May 13, 2025: Murray Watt arrives at the swearing-in ceremony at Government House, Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Job done’: New environment tsar’s big flex

Anthony Albanese’s new environment tsar has bragged about his abilities to get things done while dodging questions about his predecessor.

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A period of intense rain and damaging winds will hit parts of eastern NSW early next week, with flooding likely in some parts of the state. 7 day precipitation . Picture: Weatherzone

Triple threat of weather to blast millions

Millions of Aussies are bracing for a triple threat of weather – with one state already slammed by heavy rain and winds, and another expecting “significant” snowfall.

Forecast accumulated rain during the 7 days ending at 4am AEST on Thursday, May 22, according to the ECMWF-HRES model. Picture: Weatherzone

Millions drenched for the ‘foreseeable future’

There will be no break from the wind and rain for Aussies on the eastern coast, with wild weather predicted to settle in until mid next week.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - MAY 13, 2025: Newly elect Opposition Leader, Sussan Ley and Deputy Leader Ted O'Brien hold a press conference hold a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Libs’ nuclear architect mum on its future

The Liberal Party’s new deputy leader won’t commit to the controversial nuclear energy policy he devised and championed after the election wipe out.

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LISMORE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - MARCH 10, 2025: Muddy conditions in the aftermath of TC Alfred have heightened the dangers of soil borne disease present in the mud. Melioidosis bacteria. Picture: NewsWire / Glenn Campbell

Dozens die from disease outbreak in one state

An outbreak of a soil borne disease in northern Queensland after heavy rain events has resulted in dozens of deaths this year.

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NSW will be blanketed with rains all week, with Thursday and Friday to be the heaviest of them all.

Millions to be lashed by rain, strong winds

Residents in one Aussie state are being warned they face a week of downpours and strong winds as a system bears down on the east coast.

Mysterious green light wows witnesses in WA

Mysterious green light wows witnesses in WA

The Perth Observatory said the astronomical sight was “most likely an iron meteor”.

East Coasters to keep their brollies and raincoats on standby for the next few days with showers on the horizon. Aussies everywhere else can expect settled stable weather.

Week-long rain bomb to unleash on state

Aussies in one state are being warned to brace for up to a week of wet and gloomy weather.

A new discovery at Pompeii has revealed the true extent of human suffering. Picture: Supplied

World stunned over new Pompeii discovery

A chilling new discovery at the site of Pompeii reveals the tragic true extent of human suffering 2000 years after the disaster.

A person stands on an ice sheet in the Antarctic. Aurora Expeditions has package deals to the Ross Sea.

World stunned by development in Antarctica

It’s been shrinking for decades but latest scientific findings show a shock development in Antarctica – and it’s sparked fierce debate online.

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