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The RSPCA has concluded an investigation into the Andgar Piggery in South Australia. Picture: supplied

Pig farm horror ‘on another level’

A pig farm is staring down the barrel of “potential legal action” after pigs were put down on the orders of the RSPCA.

, A koala, named Carina, was was hit by a car in South Australia. After the motorist stopped they discovered Carina clinging to the wheel of the car and called Koala Resuce Inc in Adelaide. Carina was given a quick checkover and found to have no major injuries. She was taken for full assessment later that morning and while free from any serious injuries she was diagnosed with pneumonia and is now in care receiving warmth, love and treatment. Picture: Instagram / @ koala_rescue

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Driver’s shock find in wheel arch

The driver stopped as soon as he hit something, and looked under his wheel arch to find a young koala looking back. Carina is now receiving ‘care, love and treatment’.

Rare dinosaur fossil found and sold

‘Awe inspiring’: $46.5m fossil stuns all

A one-of-a-kind dinosaur fossil has fetched an eye-watering sum at a recent auction.

Sydney Zoo have announced the death of one their beloved female giraffes, Nzuri, and her unborn calf, following severe complications during labour. Picture: Supplied

Beloved giraffe and unborn calf die suddenly

A Sydney Zoo giraffe and its unborn calf have died unexpectedly in an incident that has left staff and visitors ‘incredibly heartbroken’.

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Surreal moment as a mob of kangaroos enjoy the morning sunrise

Surreal moment as a mob of kangaroos enjoy the morning sunrise

In Cape Hillsborough National Park, Queensland, the stunning beach sunrise that she watched with a group of kangaroos.

A cockatoo has taken the blame for a failed rocket launch after it was caught chewing wires. Picture: Gilmour Space Technologies

Bizarre reason for rocket launch delay

An unlikely suspect has emerged during the investigation into the technical issue that caused the first Australian-made rocket launch to be delayed.

Parents feared the worst when an off-leash dog lunged at their six-year-old daughter during a Sunday outing in the Adelaide Hills. Source: 7News

Off-leash dog mauls 6yo at park

Parents feared the worst when an off-leash dog lunged at their six-year-old daughter during a Sunday outing in the Adelaide Hills.

China holds world’s first humanoid robot fighting tournament

China holds world’s first humanoid robot fighting tournament

The Mecha Fighting Series kicked off in Hangzhou, China that saw four human operated robots go head to head.

Tasmanian Devils relocated after flooding hits their sanctuary

Tasmanian Devils relocated after flooding hits their sanctuary

The wildlife sanctuary has been inundated with over 400mm of rainfall, washing out enclosures and blocking access roads.

Sydney Zoo is deeply saddened to confirm the recent loss of two bull sharks in their aquarium. Picture: Sydney Zoo

Shock as two sharks die at popular zoo

Two bull sharks have died at Sydney Zoo leaving zookeepers and animal lovers shocked and saddened.

Zookeepers try to break up fight between two kangaroos

Zookeepers try to break up fight between two kangaroos

This is the dramatic moment zookeepers tried to break up a fight between two kangaroos in China.

Baby joey struggles to fit inside its mum’s pouch

Baby joey struggles to fit inside its mum’s pouch

Kids these days never want to move out of home!

Amyloid plaques responsible for Alzheimer's disease. Picture: Supplied

‘Hope’: Huge leap in dementia treatment

A breakthrough drug expected to give back years to hundreds of thousands of Australians suffering through a debilitating disease has been approved.

A dead brumby at Kosciuszko National Park. Photo: Ian Brown

‘Turning point’ for state’s brumbies

New photos have revealed the “turning point” in one state’s fight to control feral horses – the famed Snowy Mountain brumbies.

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