Following the most extreme flooding on record in Bundaberg and surrounding areas, Telstra internet and phone services to Central Queensland were knocked out for three days.
The Huffington Post pictures of the day brings you the very best images from around the world chosen by our own photo editors, Elliot Wagland, Matthew...
If you like foam parties, then we suggest you head to Australia's Sunshine Coast right now. Because they're swamped in the stuff. And as this video...
The Huffington Post pictures of the day brings you the very best images from around the world chosen by our own photo editors, Elliot Wagland, Matthew...
There hasn’t been a total solar eclipse in Queensland, Australia, for over 1,300 years – but that’s about to change. Between 5.45 and 7.40am ...
On 7 July 2012 World Gay Pride will be celebrated in London. Over the years London Gay Pride has changed from a mainly political event seeking equality for homosexual people to more of a celebration of gay culture and an excuse for a party.
A man accused of attempted murder did nothing to help his cause when he sacked his legal team and launched into a tirade of profanities against the Ju...
Snorkelling and swimming around the Great Barrier Reef is an experience I'll never, ever forget. Yes, it took me the best part of three days to get there and hell, yeah, it didn't come cheap - but my goodness, it was worth it...
Students at a primary school have been told by teachers to quit social networking site Facebook or be expelled. In Harlaxton State School's newslet...
Koalas have been named a protected species in Australia after statistics showed a sharp drop in the number of the animals in the country over the past...
Sufferers of galeophobia, fear of sharks, can finally have the dream diving trip they're too timid to take. The Catlin Seaview Survey has take...
Rare white wombats have been pictured in the Australian outback, their hog-like albino faces dusted in a layer of light fawn fur instead of the more c...
Pristine regions of Australia are under threat as mining companies push to expand, once again creating uproar from environmentalists. The area now under fire is the Cape York Peninsula in far North Queensland, a region well-known for its vast, untouched wilderness and a popular tourist destination among travellers.
