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A seven-year-old boy has been filmed going on the rampage at a popular zoo in Australia, killing rare reptiles and feeding live ones to a crocodile.
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Australia’s central bank cut its official interest rate by a bigger-than-expected 1 percentage point Tuesday to ease credit concerns amid a global financial...
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A 7-year-old boy broke into a popular Outback zoo, fed a string of animals to the resident crocodile and bashed several lizards to death with a rock, the zoo’s...
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A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck near New Zealand’s remote and largely uninhabited Kermadec Islands early Tuesday, New Zealand’s GNS Science geological...
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Late actor Heath Ledger’s daughter Matilda Rose will inherit all of her father’s estate, Ledger’s father told an Australian newspaper.
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India and Pakistan will attend an international nuclear disarmament conference for the first time in Sydney next month, Australia’s government said Friday, even...
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Rare footage of Marilyn Monroe on the set of the 1959 hit “Some Like It Hot” sold at auction Thursday for $14,624.
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Democrat Barack Obama is accusing his Republican opponent of being slow to speak out against huge salaries for Wall Street executives.
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Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman said swimming in Australian Outback “fertility waters” during production of her latest film may have contributed to her...
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An energy company’s decision to cut off electricity to a New Zealand woman’s home because of an unpaid bill contributed to her death from morbid obesity, a...
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Farm Aid founder Willie Nelson says the organization will give $30,000 to groups that help family farmers in areas of Texas and Louisiana hit hardest by Hurricanes Ike...
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Chinese steelmaker Sinosteel Corp. has taken control of 98 percent of Midwest Corp. and will proceed with compulsory acquisition of the Australian miner, Midwest said.
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A shortage of international troops in Afghanistan reflects insufficient defense spending across most of Europe, French Defense Minister Herve Morin said Wednesday...
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A jury convicted a seventh man Tuesday of being a member of an Australian terrorist cell that prosecutors said plotted to attack major sporting events in a bid to kill...
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A jury has found six Muslim men guilty of being members of a terrorist group that allegedly plotted to launch an attack in Australia.
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Rapper Snoop Dogg has been granted a visa to enter Australia for a concert tour, the immigration department announced Friday after finishing a full character assessment...
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New Zealand’s prime minister called elections for Nov. 8, setting a relatively long campaign period to give her Labor Party a chance to win back the many voters...
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An animal welfare group in Australia on Thursday launched a hunt for a young man featured in a video violently beating a kangaroo.
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An Australian state government minister was forced to quit his post following reports that he danced in his underwear at a parliamentary office party, the state premier...
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New Zealand’s national airline is offering to pay bald travelers to use their heads _ literally _ in a new advertising campaign.
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A former gynecologist was arrested Wednesday in Australia on charges that he sexually assaulted several patients and mutilated the genitals of at least one of them...
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Drinkers at an Outback watering hole may have wondered if perhaps they’d had one too many when they were greeted by a crocodile at the pub’s door.But being...
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Clarke Power Products Inc. has come up with the Crocodile Circular Saw that’s pretty useful in cutting timber, steel, granite, and clay tiles. The name Crocodile...
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Officials at the Isle of Palms ordered everyone out of the water because of a dangerous animal. But it wasn’t a shark this time.Instead, wildlife officials ended...
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A city official says an expert is searching for a crocodile spotted in a river in central Germany. Hildesheim city spokesman Horst Richter said two municipal employees...
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The widow of television’s “Crocodile Hunter” reached a confidential settlement Wednesday with creditors who claimed the family’s zoo owed them...
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AP, Melbourne
The widow of television’s “Crocodile Hunter” reached a confidential settlement Wednesday with creditors who claimed the family’s zoo owed them...
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AP, Yangon
A crocodile attacked and killed a man who was under arrest for alleged illegal logging in Myanmar, the country’s state-run newspaper reported Sunday.Myint Zaw was...
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AP, Brisbane
Late “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin concealed pain and suffering behind his enthusiastic public persona, his father said in an interview broadcast Monday.In...
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A THIEF has walked unnoticed out of a Norwegian aquarium carrying a crocodile and now risks losing a finger or two, the head of the aquarium said.
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The father of late television star Steve Irwin said he quit the family’s Australian conservation park because he had become a “disrupting influence,”...
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AP, Darwin
A man rescued his wife from the jaws of a crocodile in remote northern Australia by jumping on its back, police said Thursday.The woman, 36, suffered leg and hand...
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A dwarf crocodile has been snatched from the Bergen aquarium by apparently knowledgeable thieves who broke into its cage and walked out with the 27-inch reptile named...
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The 80 million-year-old remains of a land-bound reptile described as a possible link between prehistoric and modern-day crocodiles were displayed to the public for the...
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The widow of TV “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin announced Thursday she will launch non-lethal research of whales in Antarctic waters next year in hopes of...
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A conservation group that has vowed to disrupt Japan’s annual whale hunt launched its Antarctic campaign Wednesday by renaming one of its ships after...
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For grieving widow Terri Irwin, writing a book about her life with “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin was a painfully raw ordeal. But she says the outpouring of...
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Two men hoping to catch fish in Malaysia were stunned when they found a 13-foot crocodile tangled in their net, officials said Thursday.The amateur fishermen summoned...
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Police and State Emergency Service personnel search the Endeavour River near Cooktown, Australia, for the body of Arthur Booker, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008. Police and wildlife officials continued to search the river in Australia’s tropical north Thursday...
