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Jesus’ shroud mystery solved, report claims

The mystery surrounding one of the world’s most famous religious relics may finally be solved, according to new research.

The hunt is on for Nazi treasure.

New theory on ‘eighth wonder of world’

Precious works of art, crates of gold and the “eighth wonder of the world”; the hunt for lost Nazi treasure is back on in earnest.

A new supersized animal has been discovered deep in a remote Australian rainforest.

Insane new super-sized species found in Aus

A new super-sized animal has been discovered deep in a remote Australian rainforest.

Sunshine Coast community rallies after petition calls for emu to be removed from wildlife park

Locals throwdown over emu claims

A petition to remove a local emu from a wildlife park has sparked some angry words on national television and a much more popular counter petition.

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Resident shocked by thousands of winged termites outside her home

Resident shocked by thousands of winged termites outside her home

This is the skin-crawling moment a resident discovered thousands of winged termites outside her home. Footage captured by Poe No Phyu shows the…

Australia Post workers will soon be carrying citronella spray to protect themselves from dangerous dogs. CCTV vision provided from Aus Post showing a postie being attacked by a dog. Picture: Supplied

Posties to carry protection spray

Posties will soon carry protection spray to use against dangerous dogs after new data revealed alarming escalation of incidents.

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Cockatoos in western Sydney have been observed utilising water fountains. Picture: Supplied

Cockatoos stun by learning human-like trick

Australia’s iconic bird has added an impressive skill to its repertoire, and it has left scientists stunned.

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Hydration hacks: Sydney's cockatoos master the bubbler!

Hydration hacks: Sydney’s cockatoos master the bubbler!

Sydney cockatoos are proving they’re more than just pretty feathers by mastering the art of turning on water bubblers.

An experienced hunter in full camouflage gear steadies his rifle while navigating through a swampy area. His outfit blends seamlessly with the surrounding foliage, and the careful handling of the firearm emphasizes responsible gun control. The setting suggests a typical hunting scene, capturing a moment of anticipation and readiness in the wild.

Unlikely backer of state’s hunting plan

A controversial plan to open up land to hunters and which could pave the way for bounty killings of feral animals has received support from an unlikely source.

Around 100 dead cats were discovered at the squalid home of a woman in southwest Japan who belonged to an animal welfare group, a local official said on Wednesday.

Truly horrific find in hoarder’s house

A sad discovery has rocked a neighbourhood in Japan after a woman’s unbelievably filthy home was investigated by authorities.

Herd of kangaroos bound across the water during amazing sunrise

Mob of kangaroos bound across the water during majestic sunrise

The sky was illuminated in vivid red and orange hues, which created a magical atmosphere as the roos hopped along the water

Gnugget against blurred background, closeup. Picture: iStock

$83 billion find throws market into frenzy

This buried treasure could up-end the global economy, with experts calling it one of the biggest finds in modern history.

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A flight-illuminated path and the Milky Way are appearing in the night sky during the Eta Aquarids meteor shower, which is peaking in Ratnapura, Sri Lanka, on May 5, 2024. The Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower is an annual event caused by Earth passing through debris left behind by Halley's Comet. Named after the constellation Aquarius, these meteors are streaking across the sky at high speeds, creating a dazzling display of shooting stars. Best observed in the predawn hours away from city lights, it is a mesmerizing celestial event cherished by skywatchers worldwide. (Photo by Thilina Kaluthotage/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

‘Coin flip’ Milky Way will be destroyed

Our Milky Way galaxy and the Andromeda galaxy have long thought to be on a certain collision course — but we might still have a chance.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos May 11 2022: generic shots of Fruit and Vegetables for cost of living. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Kelly Barnes

Big flaw with Australia’s $800bn food system

New research by the CSIRO has found Australia’s food systems are not giving all Australians access to the food needed to be healthy, leading to huge hidden costs.

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