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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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A kangaroo left me blood-soaked and battered in my backyard (opens the original)
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Here Kerry Muller, 56, from Cranbourne, Vic, tells her story in her own words Driving through my front gate, I couldn’t wait to put my feet up with a cuppa. I worked a busy job in the mental health ward at a hospital, so it could be draining. But, living on a semi-rural property, I was lucky to be surrounded by so much beautiful nature. Due to recent developments of big estates in the area, a mob of 10 kangaroos and their joeys sometimes ventured onto our farmland. I’d once even spotted a joey p
Date night ended in disaster when a tree crushed our car (opens the original)
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Here Rebekah Swanepoel, 23, from Campbelltown, NSW, tells her story in her own words Taking a bite out of my burrito, I noticed a flash of lightning in the distance. ‘I hope we don’t get caught in that storm on the way home,’ I said to my then boyfriend, Kurtis, 24. Leading busy lives, it was often hard to find quality time to spend together. This was our first date night in months and my little girl, Margo, then four, was having a sleepover at my mum Karen’s house. We weren’t going to let a lit
Surrogate sister: I had my twin brother's baby…it saved his life! (opens the original)
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Here Ellie Freeman, 36, from Melbourne, Vic, tells her story in her own words Wrapping my arms around my twin brother, Adam, then 33, I was so excited. It was July 2023, and after a year apart we’d reunited for our grandmother’s 90th birthday in Thailand. Our extended family of 37, including 14 great-grandchildren, had gathered from all corners of the world to celebrate our matriarch. Raised in a traditional Jewish household, my siblings, Jess, Romy, Adam and I were very close. ‘Family is everyt
I thought my shopping trolley was safely parked, then my toddler rolled away (opens the original)
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Here Casey Gobbert, 30, from Logan, Qld, tells her story in her own words Pulling out my phone, I caught my 17-month-old daughter Millie’s first steps on camera as she toddled across the lounge room. ‘You’re getting so big sweetheart,’ I smiled, grabbing her for a cuddle. With Millie and her big brother, Lincoln, three, spending three days a week at day care while I worked, I’d worried I’d miss the big milestone. Arriving home from swimming lessons later that day, I wrote a grocery list of thing
'This is crazy': This Aussie couple is paying their bills with honey! (opens the original)
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Here Mary Trumble, 33, Melbourne, Vic, tells her story in her own words Drizzling a teaspoon of honey over my porridge, I smiled as the sweet aroma filled the room. ‘One honeybee only makes a 12th of a teaspoon of honey in her entire lifetime,’ I explained to my daughter, Camilla, two. Together with my husband, Henry, 36, we’re raising our girl to know the true value of honeybees and how their tiny but mighty efforts help make the world go round. As backyard beekeepers, our life revolves around
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