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Family's nightmare find in kid's bedroom

Family’s nightmare find in kid’s toy room

A Sydney couple made a terrifying discovery in their daughter’s toy room.

Fire ants suitability map. Picture: Supplied/Invasive Species Council

‘National disaster’ could spread across Aus

A notorious pest which could cause up to six deaths per year if left unchecked in Queensland has spread across state borders.

An emperor penguin that landed in WA from Denmark has been released after 20 days in the care of wildlife carers Carol Biddulph and her husband Graham. Picture: Supplied

Heartwarming update in epic penguin journey

There’s been a big update in the heartwarming story of an emperor penguin that swam 3500 km to WA’s southern coastline.

A remarkable and “signficant” find from 1800 years ago has answered a huge question many of us have pondered about Jesus.

Ancient discovery answers big Bible question

A remarkable and “signficant” find from 1800 years ago has answered a huge question many of us have pondered about Jesus.

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Deadly snake untangled from car's engine

Deadly snake untangled from car’s engine

A snake catcher on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast bravely rescued a “highly venomous” red-bellied black snake that had made its home in an…

The horrifying moment a schoolboy is pinned to the ground and savaged by a “pitbull-type” dog has been captured in disturbing footage.

Terrifying moment dog mauls boy in park

The horrifying moment a schoolboy was pinned to the ground and savaged by a “pitbull-type” dog has been captured in disturbing footage.

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The NSW Police dog Xtra was among the two canines found deceased. (Supplied: NSW Police Force)

Update after two police dogs found dead

More information has been revealed surrounding the mysterious death of two police dogs that were found dead inside a vehicle on Thursday.

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The Daily Telegraph 30.10.2024 Infestation of Blue Bottles have washed up on the high tide. At Bronte beach. People enjoying Bronte Beach on a sunny Thursday in spite of the Blue Bottles. Picture: Rohan Kelly.

Dangerous ‘invasion’ hits popular beach

A famous beach has been struck with a dangerous ‘invasion’, just says after beaches were shut down due to mysterious black tar balls.

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Near-extinct crocodiles hatch in massive conservation triumph

Near-extinct crocodiles hatch in massive conservation triumph

Sixty critically endangered Siamese crocodiles hatched in Cambodia’s Cardamom National Park this summer.

A Great White Shark has been sited this morning at Haunted Bay, Maria Island. PIC: SUPPLIED - GENERIC.

Woman bitten by shark off east coast

A woman has been bitten by a shark some 10 hours off the east Australian coast – with a navy vessel offering emergency assistance.

Cheeky cockatoo nicks bags of chips

Cheeky cockatoo nicks bags of chips

Never trust a cockatoo, there’s too much mischief behind those eyes.

Despite everything, she doesn’t blame her pooch, attributing his reaction to poor breeding and human error.

Aussie doesn’t blame pet for ripping off arm

An Aussie has revealed the horrifying moment her own dog tore her arm off — describing what triggered the attack and how she feels about the pet.

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Worms emerge from ground sparking earthquake fears in Taiwan

Worms emerge from ground sparking earthquake fears in Taiwan

Thousands of worms emerge on ground sparking earthquake fears in Taiwan

Teal independent Monique Ryan on ABC's Q+A program on Monday night. Picture: Supplied/ABC

‘Entrenched’: Major problem for women

The crushing problem of ‘medical misogyny’ hitting Aussie women has been called out, with the federal Health Minister acknowledging some ‘appalling’ realities.

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