Experts Debunk Eerie Crocodile ‘Tactic’ in Viral Video A viral video showing a crocodile’s strange behavior has been debunked by experts, who say it doesn’t mimic drowning to lure humans. Science Crocodile, Borneo, Australia, Viral Video, Wildlife Borneo: A viral video showing a crocodile rolling on its back has sparked wild theories. Some folks thought … Read more
Dire Warning for Australia: Greater Risk from LA’s Deadly Wildfires As California faces deadly wildfires, experts warn Australia may see similar risks World Los Angeles, Australia, Wildfires, Climate Change, Bushfire Los Angeles: The wildfires in California are getting serious, with the death toll rising to five. Experts in Australia are sounding the alarm, saying our … Read more
Residents Finally Get Their Say on Waste Odour Concerns Ipswich residents are set to voice their concerns about the health impacts of unpleasant waste odours in a long-awaited public inquiry Local Ipswich, Australia, Waste Odour, Public Inquiry, Health Impacts Ipswich: After years of dealing with awful smells, residents are finally getting a chance to speak … Read more
L-Plater Accused of Sword Robbery Also Facing Domestic Violence Charges A young driver pleads not guilty to domestic violence charges amid serious robbery allegations involving a sword in Orange, NSW Crime Orange, NSW, Sword Robbery, Domestic Violence, Assault Orange: So, there’s this 21-year-old guy who’s in a bit of hot water. He’s accused of using … Read more
Serial Killer Loses Frypan Legal Fight in Australia Gregory Brazel, an Australian serial killer, loses court battle for a frypan in prison, claiming he was coerced into a settlement Crime Gregory Brazel, Australia, Barwon Prison, Serial Killer, Legal Battle Geelong: So, there’s this Australian serial killer named Gregory Brazel, right? He’s been locked up for … Read more
Aussie Ex-Hostage Timothy Weeks Passes Away in Afghanistan Timothy Weeks, an Australian academic and former hostage, has died in Afghanistan after a long battle with cancer World Timothy Weeks, Afghanistan, Kabul, Taliban, Cancer Kabul: Timothy Weeks, an Australian academic and former Taliban hostage, has sadly passed away in Afghanistan after a long fight with cancer. … Read more
Selfish Act at Aussie Beaches Sparks Concerns Over Major Changes Aussies are worried about beach etiquette as cabana wars escalate, prompting calls for change to preserve open access to beaches Local Australia, Beaches, Cabana Wars, Beach Etiquette, Sun Safety City: Sydney. So, there’s been a bit of a stir at the beaches lately. People are … Read more
Be Prepared: Warning to Young Aussies About Climate Change Risks Senator Jacqui Lambie urges young Australians to volunteer for disaster relief efforts Politics Tasmania, Australia, Jacqui Lambie, Volunteering, Climate Change, Natural Disasters Tasmania: Senator Jacqui Lambie is sounding the alarm for young Aussies. She’s urging them to step up and volunteer after natural disasters. With … Read more
Qantas Expands Cruise Offerings Amid LA Wildfires and EV Push Qantas is boosting its cruise business as wildfires devastate LA, while PM Albanese offers $50m to promote electric trucks across Australia Business Qantas, Los Angeles, Wildfires, Electric Vehicles, Anthony Albanese Los Angeles: So, Qantas is really stepping up its game in the cruise industry. They … Read more
Push for More Truckies to Use EVs to Decarbonise Industries The Albanese government is investing in electric vehicle loans for truckers and farmers to promote cleaner transportation options Business Australia, Electric Vehicles, Subsidies, Trucking, Government Canberra: The Albanese government is rolling out a $50 million plan to help farmers and truckers get electric vehicles. This … Read more