Few years on the Earth
Health and wellness have always been core aspects of a nation’s prosperity and success. The healthiest countries boast advanced healthcare systems, balanced diets, active lifestyles, and a high standard of living that encourages overall well-being. Using Ray Dalio’s health index, which evaluates life expectancy, child mortality, access to food, sanitation, and more, we can take … Read more
In a surprising and somewhat unsettling discovery, several Sydney beaches were closed last month after thousands of mysterious Black Balls on Sydney Beaches washed ashore. Initially thought to be composed of tar, these strange spheres were later found to be “fatbergs,” made of human waste and various other substances. This revelation has raised concerns about … Read more
Cassius, the world’s largest captive crocodile, has passed away at the impressive age of approximately 110 years. He spent over three decades at Marineland Melanesia on Green Island, Australia, a sanctuary that had become his home and the place where countless visitors marveled at his size and legacy. Standing at 5.5 meters (18 feet) and … Read more
An unusual marine discovery has caused quite a stir in Horseshoe Bay, Port Elliott, South Australia. Known for its beautiful coastal vistas and vibrant marine life, the bay recently became the center of curiosity when an “alien-like” creature washed ashore, baffling locals and beachgoers alike. Vicki Evans, a local beachcomber, stumbled upon the strange entity, … Read more
On a seemingly ordinary day of adventure, Matilda Campbell’s attempt to capture the beauty of Australia’s Hunter Valley region turned into a seven-hour ordeal. The 23-year-old found herself trapped upside down in a narrow rock crevice after dropping her phone. What started as a casual photo opportunity quickly escalated into a complex and challenging rescue … Read more
The recent euthanasia of two African lions at Adelaide Zoo, Amani and Mujambi, has sparked controversy and heated debate on social media. Amani, a 23-year-old lioness, was euthanized shortly after her male partner, 19-year-old Mujambi, was put to sleep following a medical episode. The decision to euthanize Amani, who was healthy at the time, has … Read more
349 Australians Evacuated from Lebanon In the midst of escalating tensions and violence in Lebanon, hundreds of Australians have found a path to safety through government-assisted repatriation flights. The evacuation has been a response to the deteriorating security situation in the region, largely driven by ongoing conflicts between Israel and Hezbollah. The successful repatriation of … Read more
Tsunami warning alerts are crucial for safeguarding coastal communities, but on this occasion, a tsunami warning caused confusion rather than protection. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issued a tsunami warning by mistake, alarming many residents along Australia’s eastern coast. Although the warning was quickly retracted, it led to widespread confusion, particularly for users of the … Read more
Theropod dinosaurs, known for their predatory dominance, once roamed Earth’s polar regions, particularly in Australia. A remarkable discovery of theropod tracks along Australia’s southern coast suggests that these massive carnivores thrived in harsh polar environments. As paleontologists continue to study these ancient footprints, it becomes clearer how these dinosaurs adapted to the extreme conditions of … Read more
Australia to ban social media for children has become a controversial topic, sparking debates among parents, policymakers, and digital rights advocates. As the Australian government, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, considers implementing a minimum age restriction for children accessing social media, the country is set to become one of the first in the world … Read more