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Scientists seek rare species survivors amid Australia flames
Scientists fear some of the continent's unique and colorful species may not recover.
Scientists fear some of the continent's unique and colorful species may not recover.
Pascale Helyar-Moray is convinced a "crisis" is coming for many Aussies.
Young White Island tour guide Tipene Maangi's selfless heroics are revealed
More than one billion animals have been killed so far.
Detained while searching for his missing children, father describes the torture inside
A nurse in the audience also came to the Yellow Wiggle's aid after he collapsed off-stage.
Parts of Queensland are flooded after 'life-threatening' flash floods hit the state
Yellow Wiggle Greg Page is recovering in hospital after collapsing
New Vital chief quakes at villa restoration.
Kiwis and expats have come out and defended the New Zealand lifestyle.
Australia's prayers have been answered as the country is covered with heavy rain.
New York Times: As blazes rage, fire-prevention methods are drawing attention.
The girl spent almost 24 hours missing in flood-affected Western Australia.
The photo shared during an election campaign deserves a closer look.
Kiwis reveal why they would rather live across the ditch ... but the water's not a reason.
Instagrammer's holiday pics dubbed "smug and insensitive" by Aussies.
A Taupō man and his Australian-born daughters are at the centre of the scandal.
The decade had eight of the 10 hottest years on record.
The conspiracy theory has spread far and wide on social media.
Amid deadly,devastating bushfire season, experts warn Australia should get used to it.
The First Bloke talks about the couple's attempted secret holiday.
New York Times: Mallacoota is rationing fuel and relying on the military for help.
The tiny town of Nerrigundah has been hard hit by Australia's devastating bush fires.
'What is she doing hanging around Australia? Typical virtue signalling from Ardern.'
The Northern Territory has no disastrous fires; the mosaic burnoff system is still in use.
Student loudly protested a drag queen reading programme. A day later he was dead.
Pictures taken by Humane Society International sheds heartbreaking light on their fate.
Westpac is stepping in to help those who lost their homes.
FT: Blessed by economic good fortune, it now faces a future blighted by climate change.
EDITORIAL: Massive out-of-control blazes are red flags which are impossible to ignore.