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Wild footage has captured the moments millions of crabs emerged on Christmas Island. Picture: Supplied.

Wild sight as army invades Aussie island

Footage has captured the wild moment an army of animals takes over an Aussie island, shutting down roads.

Japan’s new environment minister vowed tougher measures on Wednesday after bear attacks in the country killed a record nine people this year.

Japan’s bear warning after 9 killed

Officials from one of Australia’s favourite travel destinations have pledged to fix one a growing problem that has killed multiple people this year.

WA Police have released footage of the suspected space junk, which lay on the middle of the road, as lightning cracked in the background.

Eerie moment cops inspect space junk

It could have been a scene from a science fiction film as police dressed in protective gear inspected the debris that landed at a remote mining site.

Generic image of a cat or stray cat. Picture: istock

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‘Unmitigated disaster’: Bid to keep cats inside

A big change could be on the way for cat owners in one Australian state if new laws set to be introduced by the Greens are passed.

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Kangaroo tries to wake dying mate after she was hit by a car

Kangaroo tries to wake dying mate after she was hit by a car

The car that struck the kangaroo allegedly did not stop to check on the animal. The female kangaroo had found her way to the patch of grass in…

Footage appearing to show an unidentified orb being struck by a missile has been sensationally aired in a US congressional hearing for the first time.

US missile strikes UFO in shock new footage

A video appearing to show a missile being launched at an unidentified orb off the coast of Yemen has been sensationally shown for the first time.

Supplied photo of brumbies. Supplied by the Deputy Premiers office.

Huge call on state’s feral horses

NSW Opposition leader Mark Speakman has backed an end to controversial laws protecting brumbies in the state’s Snowy Mountains.

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angry dog with bared teeth

Three people, cop injured in dog attack

Authorities were called to a suburban street after the dogs attacked four people, including a police officer.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 03 2025; Chris Minns, Premier of New South Wales is joined by Brett & Belinda Beasley to discuss their Ã”One MomentÃ education presentations at Sydney schools during a press conference at Campbeltown Police Station. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Major concern with controversial koala plan

NSW Premier Chris Minns says the government “has to deliver” the Great Koala National Park despite Labor MPs voting against a motion to ensure its creation.

090925_Shark and croc seen like in a ‘committed relationship’ swimming side by side

Shark and croc seen like in a ‘committed relationship’ swimming side by side

Love can be found in the most unusual of places

US Congress release footage of UAP surviving hellfire missile strike

US Congress release footage of UAP surviving hellfire missile strike

A new video of an alleged UAP off the coast of Yemen being hit with a hellfire missile.

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SYDNEY AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, 01 JUNE, 2023: Bawinya the baby koala at Symbio Zoo in Helensburgh.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Simon Bullard

How koala park could make millions

A massive new national park aimed at protecting koalas could generate hundreds of millions of dollars, new modelling has revealed.

Mercury Psillakis with twin brother Mike (unsure which is which). Mercury was killed in a fatal shark attack at Dee Why Beach today. Picture: Instagram

What it’s like when your identical twin dies

The twin brother of a man killed by a shark on Sydney Northern Beaches on the weekend has shared an emotional tribute.

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A Great White Shark

Shark spotted near site of fatal attack

People have been ordered out of the water after the great white shark was detected days after an experienced surfer was killed in an attack.

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