Dodge July 27, 2021 Dodge Charger cop cars are going 'Mad Max' in Australia The Dodge Charger is being converted to right-hand-drive and evaluated as a police vehicle in Australia.
Coronavirus July 23, 2021 New Zealand suspends travel bubble with Australia over rising coronavirus cases New Zealand on Friday suspended its quarantine-free travel bubble with Australia for at least eight weeks due to a growing COVID-19 cluster in Sydney.
Olympics July 21, 2021 Brisbane picked to host 2032 Olympics without a rival bid Brisbane was picked Wednesday to host the 2032 Olympics, the inevitable winner of a one-city race steered by the IOC to avoid rival bids.
Sharks July 16, 2021 Shark advocates call for rebranding violent attacks as 'interactions' Who’s attacking whom here?
Olympics July 16, 2021 Friday's Team USA-vs.-Australia basketball game canceled because of protocols The United States men's basketball exhibition game against Australia scheduled for Friday night in Las Vegas has been canceled because of health and safety protocols.
Pets July 12, 2021 Dog’s adorable reaction to being called ‘beautiful’ goes viral Sarah Lawther, from Sydney, Australia, told ӣƵ that her dog Honey is “the most beautiful soul.”
Australia June 27, 2021 Nude sunbathers, startled by deer, get lost, fined $1,000 for breaking COVID-19 lockdown orders
World June 22, 2021 Australian prison to be evacuated due to plague of mice A plague of mice that has ravaged vast swathes of eastern Australia has forced the evacuation of a prison while authorities repair gnawed electrical wiring and clear dead and decaying mice from walls and ceilings.
World June 16, 2021 Chinese Communist Party-linked newspaper highlights political cartoon mocking Christianity, West after G-7 A Chinese Communist Party-linked newspaper is highlighting an anti-Christian, anti-West political cartoon deriding the U.S. as “feeble” and destined for death.
Lamborghini June 15, 2021 Cops auctioning serial speeder’s $350G Lamborghini Australian police are auctioning a $350,000 Lamborghini Huracan that was confiscated from a repeat moving violation offender. The country's anti-hooning laws allow for cars to be seized and auctioned in extreme cases.
Olympics June 11, 2021 Swimming Australia president fires back at Maddie Groves 'misogynistic perverts' claim ahead of Olympic trials Kieren Perkins, the president of Swimming Australia, has fired back at claims made by two-time silver medalist Maddie Groves that she withdrew from Saturday’s Olympic trials over "misogynistic perverts," arguing that they have been unable to reach her regarding the issue and that they have no record of her previous complaint made on social media back in November.