A Port Lincoln photographer snapped the amazing footage and observed the whale on three occasions. Source: Fran Solly
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Chinese residents have had their first chance to truly escape the pandemic's shackles. Find out more.
Is this the most annoying thing about shopping at Kmart? Here's what customers say.
New Zealand's deadly flood emergency continues after heavy rainfall hit the country's north island, causing landslides, flash floods and knocking out roads.Auckland, New Zealand's largest city of 1.
The already remote community is preparing to become even more detached. Source: ABC
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte says she is considering moving up general elections to December of this year as the Andean leader struggles to keep a hold on protests that have left dozens dead.The change would need to be passed by Congress.
Authors and publishers will be paid when libraries hold their e-books and audiobooks as part of the federal government's upcoming national cultural policy.9 million move extends Australia's existing lending rights schemes to include digital content, making it one of a handful of countries in the world to include them.
HOW MUCH HIGHER ARE NSW BRUMBY NUMBERS.In the Kosciuszko National Park, the estimated population has increased 30 per cent in two yearsThat's based on a survey published on Friday, showing 18,814 horses in November 2022, compared to 14,380 in late 2020.
schankz/ShutterstockHave you ever worried if the play between your cats was getting too rough? A new study published in Scientific Reports has investigated play and fighting in cats. Their aim was to use simple behaviours anyone could observe to work out what was play and what might lead to fights. This is important because the consequences of fights include injuries to animals and humans. At worst, you may even have to rehome one of your cats if they’re not getting along. Categorising cat ‘figh
A US Republican vying for president has faced backlash for failing to rush to his wife's aid when she fainted during his announcement speech. Watch the video.
A couple had to take matters into their own hands when their suitcase was 'lost' for months according to the airline. Read more here.
The DJ's American partner was reportedly attempting to board a flight to Turkey before his arrest. Read more.
New data will shed some light on the resilience of consumers as interest rate hikes and cost of living pressures erode spending power.On Tuesday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics will release retail trade data for the typically busy shopping month of December.
Caleb Ewan will have one eye on Italy in March when he tests his classics form at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.The four ascents of the steep Challambra Crescent climb in Geelong mean Ewan is not seen as one of the favourites in Sunday's 176.
The reporter is hopeful the attention his area is getting will lead to meaningful, longterm change. Find out more here.
Australia is in a better position to meet its local gas needs but big exporters will need to supply some of their uncontracted gas to domestic markets to make up the shortfall.Last year, the consumer watchdog raised concerns manufacturers could go out of business unless a more affordable domestic gas supply was secured.
A customer has vented his fury at the state of Coles store. Here's what the retailer has to say.
Former army chief Petr Pavel has won the Czech Republic's presidential election after a campaign featuring strong backing for NATO, the European Union and support for aid to Ukraine.Pavel, a 61-year-old retired general running for office for the first time, was set to win more than 58 per cent of the vote with nearly all voting districts having reported, defeating billionaire ex-prime minister Andrej Babis - a dominant but polarising force in Czech politics for a decade.
The 57-year-old says she is stunned by the amount of young men filling her social media inboxes. Read about her story here.
The man who carried out a pepper-spray attack on a US Capitol Police officer who died the day after the 2021 riot was sentenced to 80 months in prison on Friday with credit for time already served in pre-trial detention.Julian Khater, 32, who admitted in a guilty plea he had used the pepper spray against Officer Brian Sicknick and at least two other officers, told US District Judge Thomas Hogan the rash actions he took that day were not in his nature, and he wishes he could take them back.
Australia Day came a day late at the X-Games in Aspen with snowboarders Scotty James and Valentino Guseli filling two spots on the halfpipe podium.James claimed his sixth X-Games victory while teenage ace Guseli finished third - the first time two Australian athletes had been amongst the medals in the same discipline in Aspen.
