This 2000-piece woodpile hid one of the world’s deadliest snakesThis 2000-piece woodpile hid one of the world’s deadliest snakes
A South African snake catcher had to pull the entire stack apart before they could even find their quarry.
Day: May 19, 2025
Firefighters begin levy protest in Melbourne’s CBD ahead of state budgetFirefighters begin levy protest in Melbourne’s CBD ahead of state budget
Dozens of firetrucks are driving into Melbourne’s CBD in protest ahead of the state budget being revealed today. Firefighters and Country Fire Authority (CFA) volunteers are protesting outside state parliament
Police intercept car overflowing with suspected stolen copperPolice intercept car overflowing with suspected stolen copper
Highway patrol officers uncovered a car full of allegedly stolen copper in Sydney’s Inner West last week. Copper pipes poking through the windows of the car and a bent number
Mushroom cook’s phone records under the microscopeMushroom cook’s phone records under the microscope
Accused killer Erin Patterson’s movements in the months before serving a deadly mushroom lunch will be examined as a jury hears evidence about her phone records for a second day.
Tourist faces £168,000 fine for throwing huge rock into gorgeTourist faces £168,000 fine for throwing huge rock into gorge
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Rustlers steal $3500 fibreglass cow in MelbourneRustlers steal $3500 fibreglass cow in Melbourne
A group of people are sought after a life-sized fibreglass cow was stolen from a business in Melbourne last month. Police have been told a silver Holden VE Commodore station
Prime Minister invites Pope to Australia during private meetingPrime Minister invites Pope to Australia during private meeting
Pope Leo XIV and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese have held talks in the Vatican City during the first private audience between a pope and an Australian leader in 16 years.
Trump says Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks to begin immediatelyTrump says Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks to begin immediately
US President Donald Trump said this morning that Russia and Ukraine will “immediately” begin ceasefire negotiations after what he described as an “excellent” call with Russian President Vladimir Putin that
Man in his late 20s dies in Liverpool city centre but no one knows who he isMan in his late 20s dies in Liverpool city centre but no one knows who he is
The man was suffering from a ‘medical episode’ when police found him (Picture: Google Maps) A man died in Liverpool city centre – but police have no idea who he
How the drought crisis will affect your weekly shopHow the drought crisis will affect your weekly shop
A crippling drought described as the worst in decades is devastating regional Victoria and South Australia. Small communities and agricultural producers are doing it tough and have warned of potential