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A grim find has been made in a secret Nazi lair.

Grim discovery in Nazi lair shocks world

A sinister find among the ruins of the secret wartime headquarters of one of Hitler’s closest commanders has sparked disturbing new theories.

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Ruthless police dog hunts down wanted 15yo

A dog’s wild pursuit of a teenage boy wanted for allegedly stealing a car has been released.

Nuclear power plant Dukovany, view from National Nature Reserve Mohelenska serpentine steppe, Mohelno, Trebic district, Vysocina region, Czech Republic

Albo lashes Dutton’s ‘risky’ nuclear plan

The Prime Minister is demanding his political opponent come clean with his plans to turn Australia nuclear and give Australians answers.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - MAY 23, 2024: Broadcaster Ray Hadley at the NSW Parliament Inquiry in Sydney.Picture: NewsWire / Christian Gilles

Ray explodes over horses ‘killed for profit’

Broadcaster Ray Hadley has unleashed claims against a greyhound training identity, alleging he onsold horse carcasses as dog food to unknowing trainers.

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Lilliana’s mother Danielle Stratman, 25, allegedly tried to cover up the dog attack by hiding bloody clothes from officers responding to a dog bite call. Picture: Facebook/Danielle Stratman

Mum’s shock act after 4yo mauled by dog

A mum did something unthinkable after her daughter was viciously attacked by her boyfriend’s dog.

Woman wakes with possum in her bed

Woman wakes with possum in her bed

This Aussie woman got woken up with possum in her bed because she left the back door open.

Cheeky kangaroo tests tradies' patience

Cheeky kangaroo tests tradies’ patience

A kangaroo decided it would be a great idea to hop through fresh concrete.

Zookeepers trapped with ape. Picture: TikTok@ben306069

‘God help her’: Zookeepers trapped with ape

Shocking footage has captured the moment two zookeepers attempted to escape after being trapped in an enclosure with a silverback gorilla.

Huge croc stalks dog off Far North QLD beach

Huge croc stalks dog off Far North QLD beach

Incredible drone footage has captured a large croc stalking a dog’s every move at Seisia in Queensland.

An orca attacks a great white in never before seen footage.

Insane footage captured for first time ever

A video has captured something never before filmed in nature — a lone orca taking down a great white shark.

A Queensland mum spotted a three metre crocodile in her family’s video. Picture: 7News

Deadly creature lurking in family video

A mum-of-five has spotted a deadly beast lurking in a popular Queensland creek while filming her family swimming.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SPECIAL. Colin Amatto copy picture. Colin passed away peacefully on 1st March 2019 a hero! 5 weeks ago Colin selflessly saved 2 people from being mauled by 2 dogs. He has been fighting for his life ever since.The painful decision to turn off his life support was made & he passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones.Image facebook

Dog ‘ripped off’ man’s flesh before fatal attack

A ‘very, very ferocious’ dog mauled a real estate agent only 18 months before it fatally attacked a man who bravely defended the lives of a woman and a child.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SPECIAL. Colin Amatto copy picture. Colin passed away peacefully on 1st March 2019 a hero! 5 weeks ago Colin selflessly saved 2 people from being mauled by 2 dogs. He has been fighting for his life ever since.The painful decision to turn off his life support was made & he passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones.Image facebook

Dog ‘ripped off’ man’s flesh before fatal attack

A ‘very, very ferocious’ dog mauled a real estate agent only 18 months before it fatally attacked a man who bravely defended the lives of a woman and a child.

A Queensland resident has discovered cane toad eggs on Castaways Beach near Noosa Heads. Picture: Facebook.

Disgusting find on popular beach

A concerned resident has urged beachgoers to help, as experts say action is unlikely to “make a big dent” on the issue.

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