by bpckle | Nov 7, 2026 | In the Media
Officials expected to investigate whether super El Niño storms in US south-west damaged the Alien Throne spires
Undulating, gravity-defying rock spires are one of the most magical parts of the landscape of the US south-west.
But after torrential rainstorms linked to the super El Niño season, at least one famous rock formation in north-west New Mexico has been found in pieces.
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by bpckle | Nov 7, 2026 | In the Media
Severe storms brought heavy rain across the border between Georgia and Tennessee on 4 November, flooding communities and forcing dozens of rescues
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by bpckle | Nov 6, 2026 | In the Media
Hex was found in an Alexandra Hills home last week admiring himself in the bathroom mirror. Since then, a whole-of-suburb search has been under way
A pet peacock that went on the run after breaking into a Brisbane couple’s house has been reunited with its owners after a week-long chase and a brush with death.
Alexandra Hills couple Geoff and Delwyn Ballantyne went out for a coffee last week and returned to find Hex the peacock admiring himself in their bathroom mirror.
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by bpckle | Nov 6, 2026 | In the Media
Defence Housing Australia has revised its plan to build an 800-house precinct in Lee Point in Darwin’s northern suburbs, following ongoing pushback from the community over environmental and sacred sites concerns.
by bpckle | Nov 6, 2026 | In the Media
Bob Katter says he loves crocodiles — in fact, he ate one at the pub the other night. But when a Far North band wrote a song about him from the croc’s point of view, he fired back with a lyrical threat.