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Ancient rock wallabies were long-distance travellers, study finds

University of Wollongong research using fossil teeth proves some ancient rock wallabies travelled over 60km, challenging the view they are isolated homebodies. This has crucial implications for modern conservation strategies to protect genetic diversity.

Heatwave Threatens Australian Wildlife and Pets

As scorching heat grips Australia, wildlife rescuers issue an urgent plea to help animals survive. Learn how to provide water, shade, and what to do if you find a distressed native animal or pet.

Cheeky Tasmanian devils raid home, steal dog toys

A family of mischievous Tasmanian devils has been caught on CCTV ransacking a Central Highlands yard, stealing items for months. The homeowner shares the surprising story. Discover more about Australia's unique wildlife.

Platypus death in Queanbeyan River a red flag for waterways

A drowned platypus entangled in fishing line has prompted urgent calls for better protection of local waterways and a ban on fishing in platypus habitats. The incident highlights growing threats to Australia's unique wildlife.

Huge unknown crocodile filmed crossing bridge in FNQ

Shocking video captures a massive, unidentified crocodile crossing a bridge in Far North Queensland. Locals and experts are stunned by the size of the reptile. Watch the footage and learn about crocodile safety.

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