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Say cheese! Hilarious photos show pelicans playing with a ball
Pictures of the birds show them jovially playing together at a beach on Safety Bay in Western Australia, with one scooping up an abandoned dog ball from the sands.
Woman filmed carrying monster carp through Sydney's Centennial Park sparks debate over fishing ban
The clip, filmed at Centennial Park near Moore Park in the city's east, showed the woman carrying the torso-length fish over her shoulder near one of the park's ponds.
Perth model Vimbayi Hakutangwi cuts ties with Kikiva after racial slur heard on brand’s TikTok live stream
A Perth model has cut ties with activewear brand Kikiva after a racial slur was heard during a social media livestream earlier this month.
Cyclist, 40, dies in suspected hit-and-run in Perth as police search for vehicle and driver involved
The collision occurred on North Lake Road at Bibra Lake at about 5.20am.
NBL's gay trailblazer announces sudden retirement
Adelaide 36ers centre Isaac Humphries, the world's first openly gay professional male basketballer, has retired from the sport at just 28 years of age.
'Things have dramatically changed': How rising political discord is making MPs' jobs dangerous
MPs are awaiting an updated security briefing after the attack on Helen Haines.
Shooter seals Diamonds comeback for Constellation Cup
Sunshine Coast Lightning goal shooter Donnell Wallam has been named for game two of the Constellation Cup, marking her first Diamonds game since 2024.
The embarrassment of Melbourne and Sydney: Bracks
Former Victorian premier Steve Bracks says it's embarrassing we don't have fast rail between our two major cities.
Helen Haines' accused attacker identified as Brendan Nugent
The man accused of mowing down federal Independent MP Helen Haines with a car has been identified as Brendan Nugent.
Dual international says Nawaqanitawase’s NRL stint proves Wallabies aren’t dead
Michael O’Connor says despite the Wallabies Bledisloe Cup drought, the 15-man game still produces quality footballers like Mark Nawaqanitawase.







