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Pacific leaders have confronted Anthony Albanese with an uncomfortable contradiction at the region’s most important political gathering: Australia is investing heavily in climate resilience and renewable energy across the Pacific while continuing to produce and expand the fossil fuels island nations say are threatening their survival. The pressure intensified at the 55th Pacific Islands Forum … Read more

Dogs are incredibly devoted to us and will always be at our side no matter what. And they still desire to remain by the owner’s side after he or she has died. Pets are more emotionally aware than we may imagine; they can recognize when their owner has died and can grieve him or her. … Read more

This stray dog has regrettably lost both of her front paws. Take a close glance at her front legs! What happened to it? The rescue team arrived in the dark and discovered the dog’s concealment place, a trash house full of bottles. She has several puppies. With her legs completely gone, and she can still … Read more

A 20-year-old man has died after his car left a road in Perth’s eastern hills, struck a power pole and rolled in a crash now under investigation by WA Police. The fatal crash occurred in Mount Helena on Thursday night, with police saying a red Mazda 3 sedan was travelling north along Sawyers Road near … Read more

Pauline Hanson is pushing for Australia to rebuild its domestic fertiliser industry using locally produced natural gas, arguing the country should no longer depend so heavily on overseas suppliers for one of the most important inputs in Australian agriculture. The One Nation leader says greater fertiliser self-reliance would strengthen Australian farmers, make the food supply … Read more

Pauline Hanson has emerged as the most trusted political leader tested in a new national survey as Australians report a dramatic collapse in confidence that hard work, government and the wider system will deliver them a better future. The Australia Project 2026, produced by Melbourne-based research and strategy firm The Lab, surveyed 2,000 Australians between … Read more

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged Labor supporters to confront the rise of One Nation, but a bruising by-election defeat and a fresh controversy over the government’s political messaging have raised a more uncomfortable question for the party: whether some of its problems are being created from within. Addressing the Queensland Labor State Conference in … Read more

 The puppies were buried as loose earth slid, but their mother yelled for aid at the top of her lungs. Soner Büyümez, a veterinarian working on a distant farm in Turkey, couldn’t ignore a sound in the distance earlier this week. It sounded desperate, like a plea for assistance. “I raced immediately to the area,” Büyümez told … Read more

Buried Alive for More Than a Day, a Faint Bark From Beneath the Rubble Led Rescuers to a Little Dog Still Fighting to Survive In Concórdia, Brazil, what began with the terrifying collapse of a wall quickly became a desperate race against time. Beneath tons of earth and debris, a little dog had disappeared completely … Read more

The wealthy man stared at his own knee like it had betrayed him. “No,” he whispered. “That’s impossible.” The boy kept his fingers near the same place on his foot. “Three,” he said softly. The man’s leg trembled again. A woman in a sparkling dress covered her mouth. The guests who had laughed now sat … Read more