Australia

The strange rock found in Australia bore a striking resemblance to some very distant geology.

The teenage swimmers were spotted 2,300 feet offshore.

"I still have her photo in my wallet."

Neil Erikson publishes videos of himself ranting about his belief that radical Islam is destroying society.

The Irukandji jellyfish can kill you, or at least make you suffer horribly for hours.

Koala Rescue Queensland, an animal rescue organization, wrote: “This poor koala has been screwed to the pole with building screws, he is deceased."

Most of Australia is sweltering under record-high summer temperatures.

Australia’s only openly gay imam says LGTBI Muslims need a safe space to live and worship.

Iran's sand fox manages temperatures as high as 159 degrees Fahrenheit in the Lut desert.

The alarming problem jeopardizes the world's largest population.

Sydney experienced its hottest day since 1939 Sunday with temperatures soaring to 117 degrees.

Are these birds pyromaniacs or just clever?

But it can still be saved, scientists said.

Saturday was expected to be the first extreme heat day of the year.

Pointing to a dead body lying near a coroner’s fridge, Ahmad Hraichie gave a dramatic speech to his viewers.

Eight submarine drones will begin the search if and when the Malaysian government gives its approval.

The technicians were rescued by passing boats and brought to a hospital.

Police are currently investigating the cause of the crash.

In the weeks ahead of Christmas and New Year’s Eve, a group of New South Wales riot squad police officers were trained and armed with M4 rifles.

The New York Times claims former Trump adviser George Papadopoulos drunkenly told an Australian diplomat Russia had dirt on Clinton.

Enjoy the show from afar with a live stream of the fireworks show in Sydney.

The new spider was discovered along the coastline of Australia.

The pair of whirlpools was discovered spinning across the Tasman Sea.

Minneapolis police remove a white nationalist shrine dedicated to Justine Ruszczyk Damond.

They are far from any body of water, leaving police confused about where the animal came from.

The remains of the AE1, which vanished in 1914 with 35 crew on board, have been located near Papa New Guinea.

Two men have been arrested at the scene of the crash.

After a review of 8,000 child abuse cases revealed that Catholic priests accounted for a great number of alleged perpetrators, Australian officials have called on the Vatican to let priests have sex.

Registered child sex offenders with reporting obligations face up to five years in prison if they attempt to leave Australia without permission.

Police said the reptile was "not fond" of the officers' attention.