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The discovery after DNA testing that Wandi is 100 percent purebred dingo has given experts new hope for the maligned species. Most dingoes in the wild are dingo-dog hybrids

Child Attacked By Dingo At Fraser Island Beach In Australia

Authorities reminded the public not to interact with and feed the wild animals.

Pacific Islands Forum Split Threat After Leadership Snub

The PIF is the Pacific's leading regional body, mostly made up of small island states along with Australia and New Zealand

Pacific Islands Forum split threat after leadership snub

Firefighters Hold Off Bushfire Near Australia's Perth

At least 81 homes have been destroyed in the blaze at the Perth Hills, on the eastern fringes of Australia's fourth-biggest city

Firefighters hold off bushfire near Australia's Perth

Myanmar's military could potentially experience a financial windfall after the coup, with its expansive business interests

Back To 'Basket Case'? Myanmar Economy At Risk After Coup

Back to 'basket case'? Myanmar economy at risk after coup

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10-Year-Old Girl Bitten By Mulga Snake Twice While In Bed

The Australian girl was taken to a hospital in Alice Springs and was said to be in stable condition.

Authorities have told Perth residents to ignore a virus lockdown and evacuate threatened areas

71 Homes Destroyed As Australia Bushfire Rages Near Locked-down Perth

71 homes destroyed as Australia bushfire rages near locked-down Perth

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison summoned Sydney MP Craig Kelly after months of false claims that questioned the safety of coronavirus vaccines

Australia's Ruling Conservatives Reckon With Conspiracist MP

Australia's ruling conservatives reckon with conspiracist MP

Microsoft says it is ready to improve its Bing search engine, currently a minnow compared to Google's globally dominant product, and welcome Australian business advertisers

Microsoft Offers To Step In If Rival Google Quits Australia

Microsoft offers to step in if rival Google quits Australia

South Africa captain Quinton de Kock and Australian counterpart Tim Paine will not lock Horns later this month after Australia pulled out of their Test tour to South Africa becuase of coronavirus fears

Australia Defend 'Heartbreaking' Decision To Scrap S. Africa Tour

Australia defend 'heartbreaking' decision to scrap S. Africa tour

Huge Deadly Snake Found Curled Up Inside Car's Fuel Tank, Rescue Video Goes Viral

It was a red-bellied black snake.

National Hedgehog Day 2021: 6 Fascinating Facts About The Furry Balls Of Joy

Today is National hedgehog day, but do you even know why we're celebrating it in the first place? Here are six fascinating facts about them you probably don't know yet.

A piece of the meteorite Sahara 97096 (about 10 cm long), an enstatite chondrite

Truth Behind The 'Meteorite' That 'Crashed' Into School Playground And Caught NASA's Attention

According to the principal, they have received a lot of inquiries from all over the world, including NASA, which asked them to submit a report about the incident.

China's response to the military coup in Myanmar has been moderate compared with the outrage of most of the international community

Myanmar Coup Just A 'Cabinet Reshuffle': Chinese State Media

Myanmar coup just a 'cabinet reshuffle': Chinese state media

Firefighters are battling the out-of-control bushfire on the city's eastern fringes, where several properties are ablaze

Australia's Perth Battles Bushfire Amid Virus Lockdown

Australia's Perth battles bushfire amid virus lockdown

Australian public broadcaster ABC and Nine Entertainment have been ordered to pay a Chinese-Australian businessman in a defamation case

Businessman Accused Of Working For China Wins Defamation Payout In Australia

Businessman accused of working for China wins defamation payout in Australia

Authors of the research called for better habitat protection and ecosystem management

Human Activity Threatens Species Survival: Study

Human activity threatens species survival: study

Deadly Snake Bites Pet Dog After Slithering Into Home Backyard, Owner Issues Warning

She urges pet owners to provide quick first aid in such cases.

Serena Williams beat Australia's Daria Gavrilova

Serena Calls Aussie Open Delay A 'Blessing' For Injury Recovery

Serena calls Aussie Open delay a 'blessing' for injury recovery

A judge issued the suppression order in December 2018 to prevent news of Pell's convictions from prejudicing jurors

Australian Media Admit Breaching Pell Reporting Blackout

Australian media admit breaching Pell reporting blackout

Gooogle has threatened to to leave Australia over government plans to compel digital giants to pay news organisations for content

Microsoft Seeks To Fill Void If Google Exits Australia: Reports

Microsoft seeks to fill void if Google exits Australia: reports

With doses of Covid-19 jabs still in relatively short supply, Britain and the EU have become embroiled in an ugly row over the shots they have been promised

EU Announces Progress In Vaccines Push, But Fresh Virus Protests

EU announces progress in vaccines push, but fresh virus protests

Boris Johnson wants to join a Pacific free trade bloc that Donald Trump snubbed

Britain To Formally Apply To Asia-Pacific Free Trade Bloc

Britain to formally apply to Asia-Pacific free trade bloc

Britain's International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said joining the CPTPP would offer 'enormous opportunities'

Britain To Apply To Join Asia-Pacific Free Trade Bloc

Britain to apply to join Asia-Pacific free trade bloc

Rafael Nadal is ready to get back to tennis after 14 days of quarantine

Nadal Ready To Perform For 'Suffering' Fans Around The World

Nadal ready to perform for 'suffering' fans around the world

Tennis Legend Names Players Who Can Dethrone Djokovic, Nadal And Federer

Italian tennis legend Corrado Barazzutti has backed an array of his fellow countrymen to take over the “Big 3” in the near future.

A row has erupted between Britain and Europe over supplies of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine

EU Backs Off Jab Threat In Britain Row As WHO Warns Against 'Vaccine Nationalism'

The European Union on Friday backtracked on a threat to restrict exports of coronavirus shots to Northern Ireland in its growing row with Britain, as the WHO warned against "vaccine nationalism".