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Nervous wait for news of panda pregnancy
Researchers are nervously awaiting news on the potential pregnancy of giant panda Tian Tian in Scotland.

Researchers are nervously awaiting news on the potential pregnancy of giant panda Tian Tian in Scotland.

Tiny Leroy celebrates turtle day in Qld
Tiny turtle Leroy was rescued by a fisherman in the Great Barrier Reef, suffering from floating syndrome.

Tiny turtle Leroy was rescued by a fisherman in the Great Barrier Reef, suffering from floating syndrome.

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    World 'not ready' for mass flu outbreak

    The world is unprepared for a massive virus outbreak, the deputy chief of the WHO has warned.

    The world is unprepared for a massive virus outbreak, the deputy chief of the WHO has warned.

    Green groups, Qld MPs to hold reef talks

    Conservationists will urge Qld govt ministers to protect the Great Barrier Reef when they meet this week.

    Conservationists will urge Qld govt ministers to protect the Great Barrier Reef when they meet this week.

    Queensland changes land clearing laws

    Controversial changes to Queensland's land clearing laws have passed state parliament.

    Controversial changes to Queensland's land clearing laws have passed state parliament.

    Clean Up boss urges container deposits

    Clean Up Australia Day founder says NSW needs a container deposit scheme because it will reduce litter.

    Dire outlook despite warming 'pause'

    A global warming pause over the past decade may invalidate some harsh climate change predictions.

    Puffin's diminishing with climate change

    A census is underway in the England's Farne Islands due to fears that the bird population is shrinking.

    First case of fatal lyssavirus in horse

    A horse in southwest Queensland has been confirmed as the first to contract the rare bat-borne lyssavirus.

    US lawmakers try to ban captive big cats

    US lawmakers have proposed a ban on the private possession and breeding of big cats.

    Toad busters challenge Premier to trip

    Cane toad warriors are challenging WA Premier Colin Barnett to join their Kimberley extermination mission.

    Study shows apes and monkeys go way back

    Newly unearthed ape and monkey fossils prove that the cousin species lived as long as 25 million years ago.

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