Charges filed after mysterious ‘poop smell’ traced to South Carolina teacher aide Juvenile prank gone wrong, or something sinister? We Got This Covered · Sep 24, 2025
Teacher Arrested For Using “Poop” Spray Around School, Causing $50K In Repairs And Sickness “This was not on a list of things I ever thought would happen or even something a grown man would do!” Bored Panda · Sep 23, 2025
Why do bats hang upside down to sleep? Bats often hang upside down when they sleep instead of sitting right side up or lying down — why? LiveScience · Jan 26, 2025
Bodies could be found in rubble after Sydney building fire, police warn Two homeless people believed to have been sleeping in the historic building remain unaccounted for, as authorities prepare to question a fourth teenage boy in relation to last week's blaze in Surry Hills. ABC News · May 29, 2023
Residents living near Sydney heritage building destroyed by fire uncertain when they can return home More than 100 people were displaced on Thursday when fire ravaged two buildings in Surry Hills, including the heritage-listed former RC Henderson hat factory. ABC News · May 28, 2023
Jonathan marching in his first Sydney Mardi Gras after coming out in his 60s A glimpse at young love nudged Jonathan Watcham to finally tell his family and friends the truth. Now he feels a sense of self-worth he couldn't imagine 30 years ago. ABC News · Feb 24, 2023
Bijan is wearing rainbows in public for Sydney WorldPride after fleeing a country where it could have cost him his life Bijan Kardouni kept his sexuality secret while living in Iran where homosexuality is punishable by death. ABC News · Feb 17, 2023
Man fined £11k after drunken display on Jet2 flight from Leeds Bradford Airport Alexander Lewis was told by magistrates he must pay the fine by October 19 this year Leeds Live · Sep 29, 2022
Lack of infrastructure 'unsustainable' on Southern Moreton Bay Islands as population spikes The population of the Southern Moreton Bay Islands has grown by 20 per cent, but residents say social and physical infrastructure has not kept up. ABC News · Aug 11, 2022
Low unemployment and immigration levels force Queensland businesses to look interstate for workers Low unemployment and immigration levels are putting the squeeze on small businesses, forcing them to look interstate for workers. ABC News · Jul 27, 2022
Queensland's abundant rooftop solar a windfall for power companies, Conservation Council says Queensland's abundant rooftop solar is saving power companies about $30 million a month, according to the Conservation Council. Many home owners would like to be paid money for that power, but the Australian Energy Council says they are already getting enough. ABC News · Jul 13, 2022
North Stradbroke Island residents fear proposed rezoning will rob island of unique character A reclassification of land on North Stradbroke Island would allow more tourist accommodation, but residents are not happy about the threat it could pose to native wildlife. ABC News · Jul 8, 2022
Council-approved 'paranormal investigation' tours at cemeteries should be banned, historians say Historians are trying to get a council to ban "commercial ghost hunting" tours at cemeteries, saying it is desecrating people's final resting place. ABC News · Jun 23, 2022
Treasure trove of photographs of Brisbane's early years donated to QUT by local family A collection of more than 100,000 images was donated to the university from a local family of amateur photographers. ABC News · Jun 10, 2022