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Hundreds of samples of deadly viruses disappeared from Australian laboratory
323 vials of dangerous viruses, including Hendra, Lissavirus and Hantavirus, have gone missing from a laboratory in Queensland. Authorities have launched an investigation into the largest breach of biosecurity protocols, although they claim there is no risk to the public.
The world's largest captive crocodile has died in Australia
A 110-year-old crocodile Cassius, 5. 48 meters long, has died in Australia's Marineland Melanesia Zoo. The reptile had lived in captivity for 37 years and was considered the largest crocodile in captivity.
Helicopter crashes on the roof of a hotel in Australia: hundreds of people evacuated
In Cairns, Australia, a helicopter crashed onto the roof of a hotel, forcing the evacuation of 300-400 people. Two hotel guests were hospitalized, and the helicopter's rotor blades fell into the pool and onto the esplanade.
In Australia, people in kayaks rescue kangaroos after flood: video
Kayakers in Queensland rescued a wallaby that could have drowned during severe floods.
Flooded airports and crocodiles swimming in the streets: Australia is hit by powerful floods
More than 300 people have been evacuated in the Australian state of Queensland due to flooding caused by a tropical cyclone. Roads and railways are blocked, homes are flooded, and the city of Cairns is at risk of being left without clean water.