In our current world of controversy, there are still some sweet innocent moments if you look hard enough. There's a new video showing a sweet 3-year-old girl singing her horses to sleep.
Happy Australia Day, mate. Observed every year on Jan. 26, the celebration commemorates the landing of the first British ships on the continent in 1778.
Not far from Port Jackson, New South Wales, where the fleet first raised the British flag 238 year ago, lies the town of Wyoming...
As part of an effort to fight obesity, Darebin Council in northern Melbourne, Australia, is considering a “fat tax” which would impose whopping rate increases on fast food giants like McDonald’s and KFC.
Last time we checked, golf was supposed to be relaxing. But at a golf course in Australia, the links are now home to the stuff of nightmares: a school of bull sharks.
We don’t know what it is exactly, but Australia has been having its fair share of great news bloopers recently. This video of a streaker running behind a 9News weatherman as he reports on the bitter cold temperatures in the mountain town of Katoomba (about 60 miles west of Sydney) is no exception. Be sure to pay close attention though: It’s a quick streak and if you blink, you might miss it. In fa
Keith Urban certainly has a soft spot for kids. The Aussie country superstar (and proud dad of two baby girls) has been known to invite his youngest fans on stage to join him for a song or two during his live shows.
Miranda Lambert, apparently sick of winning loads and loads of accolades, nominations, and awards, has had to cancel her upcoming Australian appearances with Alan Jackson due to illness.
Cyclone Yasi, a category 5 cyclone, and the biggest to hit Australia since 1918 is now history, all except for the wake of destruction left behind. Fortunately, despite some very dire predictions, only one casualty is being reported so far. Searches are being conducted for the missing. The situation was still very serious, as these photos show, and we are thankful that it wasn't worse.
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Struggling with bitter cold the last few days, it's hard to imagine anyone bearing it worse than we have. Well, we look like the Bahamas compared to what Australia is going through; a deadly cyclone the likes of which the continent/country hasn't faced since 1918.
According to TMZ, Jimmy Buffett was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney, Australia last night, after falling off of the stage during a performance.
The fall was apparently serious enough to render him unconscious for at least 10 minutes. At last report he was in stable condition.