Ignoring superstitions around replicating the most famous death ship ever, it would be magnificent to see the Titanic II sail into Cape Town harbour.
The paparazzi probably had it coming as it was reported that the group were “aggressively pushing their way towards Taylor, grabbing at her security personnel, and threatening to throw a female staff member into the water.”
“Police record? Who cares. Drug habit? Join the club. Alcoholic? Don’t get me started. If I can’t find anyone before Xmas, I won’t have a business after Xmas.”
Colin Deveraux stopped by a billabong while travelling near the Finniss River in the Northern Territory when he had a run-in with a 3.2-metre saltwater crocodile.
An Aussie sheep named Sugar who went missing five years ago was found living with a pack of Kangaroos. Now he’s back among the sheep and his dreadlocks have been chopped. Poor Sugar.
“If it had barnacles, I would have been ripped apart.”
This odd ‘tail-up’ behavior is not just astounding to Moss and his TikTok fans. Scientists have wondered about it for decades now. Because a whale’s tail resembles a sail when it sticks up out of the ocean, the behavior is sometimes known as ‘tail sailing’.
When Timothy Shaddock quit his corporate job and moved to Mexico to pursue his dream of sailing solo across the ocean, he probably didn’t quite realise what the big blue had in store for him.
Residents visited the site to see the cylinder, with one local describing it as a ‘great social evening’. “It was a lovely, still night, the kids were digging sand castles around it.”
A woman once branded “Australia’s worst female serial killer” has been pardoned after modern DNA testing revealed that her children had genetic mutations that could have caused their deaths.
A plummeting green light burned through the sky over Australia on Saturday with such a brilliant flash that it could be seen for miles.
There’s no warning label on the DNA test kit telling you that you might not like what you find.
Cue all the comedians saying “you can’t park there, mate”…
The twelve apostles never needed a G5 to tend to their flock, never mind skateboards and luxury holidays in Cancun.
A man in Far North Queensland, Australia had his leg grabbed and his dog taken by a crocodile while on the banks of a remote river.
“Relatively safe”, molly and shrooms can help in treating mental health issues.
Oz authorities are losing their minds over a tiny cylinder of radioactive material that went missing on a stretch of highway in Western Australia.
Baby come back! Checkers tries to lure ex-pats back with cheaper prices.
Can Ye come in? No you Kanye not.
At Cranbourne Golf Course in Melbourne recently, grace and manners went in the bin during an extraordinary meltdown captured on camera.
An Australian man bashed the lights out of a nightclub cleaner who unknowingly interrupted his drunken toilet tryst.
Scott Morrison was on the campaign trail in northwest Tasmania when he decided to take part in some junior training.
Rather than take the sizeable cheques that have been offered for their two-hectare stretch of land at The Ponds, New South Wales, the Zammit family is sticking it to the man.
Two Australian Channel 7 presenters learnt the hard way that the cameras are always rolling, and the microphones always recording, when their frank exchange before a news report was leaked.
An Australian marine biologist created an unforgettable bond with a mother octopus after finding her washed up on the beach trying to protect her eggs.
According to The Global Drug Survey’s 2021 report, people on average get drunk 14,6 times a year.
An alleged motorbike thief led police on a wild goose chase through fields and over train tracks while riding a farm tractor.
A three-metre diamond python was spotted at a Woolworths in Sydney a few days back. Thankfully, the closest shopper also happened to be a volunteer snake catcher.
Police pitched up to a small beach in Sydney in a helicopter to warn beachgoers that they had to skedaddle out of there or face the consequences.
A new study suggests that a global societal collapse is very likely “within a few decades”, but there are a few countries that could keep civilisation afloat.