How a baseballer from a multi-billion-dollar franchise ended up pitching in the outback
In spring in the northern hemisphere, Blake Whitney trains alongside the best baseballers in the world but in the off-season he's just another player in Alice Springs.
Mystery of floating photos solved as precious memories come flooding back to esky owner
A unique stash of historic photos that floated 60 kilometres on floodwaters from a far north Queensland town down the rugged Barron River to the coast is reunited with its owner.
Weekly news quiz: An eventful Grammys, King Charles's diagnosis and a Matilda comes out of retirement
It's time to test your knowledge about the news of the week.
Visitors loved 'the little world of little moles'. We found out what happened to the holiday park diorama
Many Tasmanians fondly remember Mole Hill Fantasy — a popular 1980-90s attraction for locals and tourists alike. We look into what happened to it.
Weekly news quiz: Elmo goes viral, Australian Open champions crowned, and a boy gets a little stuck
It's time to test your knowledge about the news of the week.
Suspected spy pigeon freed from detention after running afoul of police in India
It turns out the pigeon was an open-water racing bird from Taiwan which had escaped and made its way to India.
Deep sea explorers believe they've captured a sonar image that could unravel one of aviation's greatest mysteries
After countless searches for Amelia Earhart's plane, Deep Sea Vision's sonar images may be the latest clue for solving the decades-old mystery.
Micro pigs take prominence over coffee at this Japanese cafe
There are cat cafes, where lattes take second place to the animals, and now in Japan, customers can cuddle up with pigs while having a cuppa.
Musician visits country town to find a rare guitar and winds up buying the pub
On a trip to the West Australian town of Boyup Brook, musician John Matthews was searching for a guitar, but found much more.
Who was The Wizard Jacobs? And what does his 'return' to the Goldfields mean for our nation's past?
The Wizard Jacobs was known for tricks and sleight of hand, including the famous "Chinese ring trick" and an illusion where he produced bowls of water containing goldfish from under a cloak.
Weekly news quiz: Are you across the tax cut changes, the Queensland cyclone and the Moon landing?
Were you paying attention to the news this week? Test yourself to find out.
'Puts us on the map': Farmer tills giant tribute to Australia into paddock
South Australian farmer Harrison Schuster has dedicated 60 hectares of his land to paying tribute to the nation.
Waiting for goods from overseas? There's a 'perfect storm' of issues causing delays
Consumers have been warned they face long delays and higher prices for goods as shipping and port problems cause delays across the world.
Rain is unveiling rare opals in this outback town — and a chance to 'noodle' for riches
The main street of Andamooka often floods after heavy rain. And when it all dries, locals hit the road with buckets in hand, searching for newly uncovered opals.
It's 4.5m tall and weighs a tonne, and for $58k this life-sized dinosaur can be yours
Most people scour Facebook Marketplace for a miscellaneous piece of furniture, second-hand appliances or vintage pieces, but social media users have been bewildered by the recent listing of a life-sized titanosaurus.
Vets seek fresh feathers to get Stan the wedge-tailed eagle back in the air
A Byron Bay vet team is searching for a suitable feather donor for a procedure they hope will help get an injured wedge-tailed eagle soaring again.
Weekly news quiz: Japan shoots for the Moon, Elton gets his EGOT, and an old dog's new trick
It's time to test your knowledge about the news of the week.
Whereabouts of jawbone from whale believed mistaken for a submarine and bombed still a mystery
Long Beach folklore has always included the legendary story of the whale mistaken for a submarine during WWII. New research is helping residents confirm the truth and track down the animal's missing jawbone.
Mystery deepens as bull spotted alongside cow that has been living on island for two years
A NSW fisherman who has been taking care of the cow says it now has a bovine companion, but both seem set to stay put until their origins can be established.
Guinness World Records reviews evidence related to 'world's oldest dog' title
Bobi's Guinness World Records title as oldest dog ever is under review after veterinarians raise doubts.
Barnacles to claim 'Lone Man' sculpture after old wharf collapses into Sydney Harbour
Witnesses said they heard an "enormous" noise of cracking of timber as the disused wharf fell into Berrys Bay, taking with it a lonely statue that mysteriously appeared overnight late last year.
'Heartbreak' for royal fans as Asia's most eligible prince marries in lavish 10-day celebration
Once described as Asia's most eligible bachelor, Brunei's Prince Abdul Mateen, the son of one of the world’s richest men, ties the knot in a lavish 10-day affair.
It's a lot different from scuba diving but this 'amazing' vintage technology is being kept alive
Entering the sea strapped to more than 80 kilograms of weights, metal and canvas dating back to the early 1900s may not sound like fun for most, but for this group of divers, it's the best way to spend a weekend.
Weekly news quiz: Sam Kerr's injury devastates fans, Aussies shine at the Globes, and a mid-air blowout
It's time to test your knowledge about the news of the week.
How case of mistaken identity led to serenading nursing home residents on 800km trip to Elvis festival
The population of Parkes has more than tripled for the annual Elvis Presley festival, with fans and impersonators arriving from across the world to shake, rattle and roll.