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Brumbies feed on fresh regrown grass in the Kosciuszko National Park, near Kiandra, NSW. There are approximately 20,000 wild brumbies in the Kosciuszko National Park, and experts are concerned the wild horses are having a greater impact on the environment now, after the area was heavily impacted by bushfire. Picture by Sean Davey

Future of state’s famed brumbies revealed

The future of one state’s famous brumbies hangs in the balance amid a new push to have controversial protections scrapped.

Footage has surfaced of a dramatic rescue by a Seaworld Project team of a whale which became tangled in fishnets off the coast of Moreton Bay. picture : Seaworld

Dramatic moment entangled whale freed

Wild footage has captured the moment a whale entangled in fishing nets was rescued by crews from the Sea World Foundation.

GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos March 22, 2021: A cow seeks high dry ground at Robina Drive Round about Carrara after it was swamped by flood water from torrential rain fell which on the city overnight.NCA NewsWire / Scott Powick

Man allegedly steals cow semen, embryos

The alleged theft of cow semen and embryos also included dozens of Wagyu cattle from the man’s former employer.

A Queensland company is about to join the space race, confirming it will finally launch its Eris rocket after months of delays and technical challenges. Adam Gilmour, Co-Founder and CEO of Gilmour Technologies, is confident for the launch picture : Gilmour Technologies.

Historic Aussie rocket launch just days away

A groundbreaking Aussie company has locked in its second attempt at joining the space race, with the very first Australian-made rocket set to launch in days.

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Werribee Open Range Zoo welcomes newborn rhino calf

Werribee Open Range Zoo welcomes newborn rhino calf

a precious newborn Southern White Rhino calf is thriving in the close company of his mother at Werribee Open Range Zoo.

Snake catcher removes ‘defensive’ carpet python from family home

Snake catcher removes ‘defensive’ carpet python from family home

Snake catcher removes ‘defensive’ carpet python from family home

Outrage over man slapping beached whale's tail

Outrage over man slapping beached whale’s tail

A man was scolded by onlookers after running up to a dead whale on a beach in Torrance, California

Young pelican rescued and returned to colony

Young pelican rescued and returned to colony

A young pelican is safely back with its colony after being found washed up “cold, wet and disorientated” on a beach in St Leonards, Victoria….

Scientists put cameras on sea lions to uncover the ocean’s mysteries

Scientists put cameras on sea lions to uncover the ocean’s mysteries

Camera-carrying sea lions map uncharted areas of the ocean

Viral video shows horrible fly swarm in WA

Viral video shows horrible fly swarm in WA

Aussies are doing it rough with an early start to fly season. Video from WA shows an insane amount of flies plaguing the state.

Lost zebras run wild across busy road

Lost zebras run wild across busy road

A motorist was bemused to find himself facing four zebras on the loose in North Bend, Washington, on Sunday, April 28.

Humpback whale nearly takes out Kiwi kayakers

Humpback whale nearly takes out Kiwi kayakers

Watch the moment a humpback whale almost takes out a kayak while feeding on krill. The whale can be seen coming within inches of the kayak as…

Dog loves gifting owner her own stuff back

Dog loves gifting owner her own stuff back

This hilarious video of a proud puppy gifting his owner random items from around the house

Aussie seals go for gold against humans

Aussie seals go for gold against humans

Aussie seals go for gold against their trainers in honour of Paris Olympics

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