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NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - June 1, 2021. The Humpack Highway is officially opened for business off Port Stephens, north of Newcsastle. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Peter Lorimer.

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Men injured after boat hit by whale

The men were on a boat off the coast of Western Australia when a whale breached and hit them.

The moon cave is approximately 100 metres deep and 45 metres wide. Picture: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University

Scientists’ astonishing find in moon pit

Scientists have unearthed an expansive underground moon cave beneath an open pit that could potentially house human visitors.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : Newswire Photos- JULY 02 2024: A view of a Woolworths supermarket in Mortdale , as there is an egg shortage caused by bird flu outbreak in the Hawksberry region north of Sydney resulting in a limit of cartons per purchase per customer. Picture: Newswire

Grim prediction on bird flu outbreak

Authorities are preparing for another strain of avian flu to hit Australia, amid an “unprecedented” outbreak.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : Newswire Photos- JULY 02 2024: A view of a Woolworths supermarket in Mortdale , as there is an egg shortage caused by bird flu outbreak in the Hawksberry region north of Sydney resulting in a limit of cartons per purchase per customer. Picture: Newswire

Grim prediction on bird flu outbreak

Authorities are preparing for another strain of avian flu to hit Australia, amid an “unprecedented” outbreak.

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Rare deep-sea squid attacks camera

Rare deep-sea squid attacks camera

An extremely rare deep-sea squid has been captured on camera by the University of Western Australia, over 1km deep in the ocean. It has the largest…

Woman makes bizarre discovery during morning run

Woman makes bizarre discovery during morning run

A woman was in disbelief during her morning run, after discovering a baby alligator making itself at home in a fountain.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.NewsWire Photos. May 12, 2024.Participants take to the streets at the 2024 MotherÃs Day Classic - AustraliaÃs biggest fun run and walk for breast and ovarian cancer. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

Pink rules in epic Mother’s Day fun run

A rainy day in Sydney couldn’t stop thousands from turning out for the country’s biggest charity fun-run with one special colour the key theme of the day.

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Dozens of pet owners and their dogs stormed NSW parliament calling for pets to be allowed on trains, metros and domestic flights. Picture: NewsWire

Wild push to overturn dog ban on trains

Dozens of pet owners and their dogs stormed NSW parliament calling for animals to be allowed on trains, metros and domestic flights.

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Mesmerising discovery in Egyptian desert

Archaeologists could be on the verge of a major discovery after a radar detected a “anomaly” near the Great Pyramid. Here’s what they think the mystery structure is.

Addison Kemp suffers from severe Aplastic anaemia. Picture: A Current Affair

How you can save a little girl’s life

The heartbroken parents of a young girl battling a rare health condition have spoken up to save the life of their precious daughter.

Jesse Moody from Tenterfield and Cunnamulla farming sheep and goats.

Angry sheep farmers turn on minister

Fed up farmers have walked out of a major post-budget speech amid backlash on Labor’s contentious plans to phase out live sheep exports.

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Aggressive croc captured after attacking QLD man

Aggressive croc captured after attacking QLD man

QLD wildlife authorities have captured a massive crocodile in Cardwell, after it lunged at a man and reportedly took his beloved pet dog.

Bear Steals Watermelon From Family's Garage

Bear steals watermelon from family’s garage

Oh my god, It opened the fridge!’. Bear steals watermelon from family’s garage

Fox and elderly dog become unlikely best friends

Fox and elderly dog become unlikely best friends

Initially observing from a distance, this curious fox cub befriended an elderly labrador.

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