Yesterday was the kind of day you want to savour, so let’s look at some of the best moments that may have slipped you by. Warning – this may leave you grinning.
Australia is reeling from what may be the worst 24 hours in their recent sporting history, and the ramifications and fallout is only just beginning.
To some South Africans, Australian immigration minister Peter Dutton is a hero. Turns out his motivations for helping white farmers might lie elsewhere.
Everyone has seen the video of David Warner being restrained as the teams head to the changing rooms, but now we can see the exact moment things escalated.
The war of words between the Proteas and the Ozzies continues to rage on, although the latter tried their best to make sure their sledging wouldn’t be broadcast.
There’s something about a message afloat on the ocean that piques our interest, and now we have a new world record holder.
Everyone knows that the Ozzies play test cricket to win, and they’re pretty good at doing just that. As for David Warner? Well, take a look for yourself.
I remember being terrified after watching ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’, but at no point did I feel the desire to murder someone. That wasn’t the case with Jemma Lilley.
On the edge of Sydney’s Burraneer Bay lies an extraordinary house that, built over four plots, exudes the kind of luxury we can only dream of.
Sometimes you have to doff your trucker cap to a job well done, and Australia’s first ever Mulletfest is one such occasion. Seriously, this is beautiful.
In 1996 Martin Bryant used a semi-automatic rifle to take the lives of 35 people. In response, and in the face of intense pressure, Australia’s politicians took meaningful action.
Australia’s University of Newcastle is under fire after a video of their hazing practices came to light. That chap drinking out of a dog’s bowl is just the tip.
Cruise ship holidays are increasing in popularity, although when things go south there really is nowhere to hide. Especially when there is a rogue bunch of brawlers on board.
Pet peacocks fed to a crocodile. Roadkill used for retribution. Rivalry over the sale of meat pies. Settle in and enjoy the story of Paddy Moriarty.
When the trailer for a new ‘Crocodile Dundee’ dropped, many were left scratching their heads. Turns out there was an ulterior motive behind the news.
T20 cricket has revolutionised boundary fielding, with spectacular grabs the order of the day, but I doubt we’ll ever see a catch quite like this again.
Swimming in the rough waters off the New South Wales coast, two men found themselves in a bout of trouble. Luckily a drone was there to save the day.
The Swiss maestro is 36 years old, but I doubt he has ever had a post-match interview quite like this. Here’s Will Ferrell keeping it classy in Melbourne.
When you’re trying to extol the virtues of meat ending with a new TV commercial, people threatening to go vegan probably means you’ve missed the mark.
With a valuation of $1 billion, the graphic design website that is slowly changing the world one awesome template at a time has a great deal to celebrate.
During his speech at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts awards, Russell cracked a joke. It’s safe to say that he might now regret that action.
Over in Australia they have been fiercely debating the legalisation of same-sex marriage, and to make a point one member of Parliament did something historic.
What do same-sex marriages and crocodiles have in common? Not a great deal, but Bob Katter seems to find some kind of connection between the two.
In the world of rugby, the World Rugby League reigns supreme, but where do Australia’s chances lie when it comes to winning?
Over in Australia, a massive earthworm has made headlines after emerging from deep under the earth after heavy rains. If you have a fear of earthworms, look away.
There’s dumb, there’s very dumb, and then there’s ‘idiots of the century’ territory. You’d have to imagine there was some booze involved in this decision-making process.
The Ozzies may have shocked the rugby world with a victory over the All Blacks, but at least the latter managed to leave a mark or two.
The word ‘ugg’ might be a generic Australian term for boots made from sheepskin and fleece, but now an American company is in the midst of a big legal battle.
It’s tough to remain calm behind the wheel, we get that, but something tells me this Ozzie bloke is going to struggle to explain this video footage.
He is the dream teammate and an opposition’s nightmare, steamrolling through tackles on his way to the try line. Apparently Vaka Tuitupou is a gentle giant, too.