Pies stuck teetering on the edge
Collingwood fans are ‘suspended’ as they wait to see if the reigning premiers will even make it into the finals – a predicament well illustrated in this cliffhanger cartoon by Mark Knight
Collingwood fans are ‘suspended’ as they wait to see if the reigning premiers will even make it into the finals – a predicament well illustrated in this cliffhanger cartoon by Mark Knight
The Australian section of the Paris Olympic Village has been made to feel like home for our athletes, with Taco Tuesday, free soft drinks and a coffee cart just a few of the things on offer
Paralympian and former Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott has collaborated on a new book series that celebrates inclusion and diversity for kids and normalises disabilities in mainstream media
TikTok and YouTube slang has Gen Alpha speaking a ‘new language’ while parents and experts express concern about the state of literacy in Australia as social media reigns supreme
Former conjoined twins Nima and Dawa have celebrated their seventh birthday more than five years after undergoing a life-changing surgical separation in Australia
She may have fractured two fingers, but that won’t stop 14-year-old skating sensation Chloe Covell in her quest to be the youngest Australian to win gold at an Olympics when she competes in Paris
Prince George’s 11th birthday celebration was quite unlike his previous parties as his family keeps it real amid personal life challenges lived in the public eye
After a disastrous debate and other missteps, US President Joe Biden has ended his bid for re-election, endorsing VP Kamala Harris as the Democrats’ best chance to beat Donald Trump
At just 23-years-old, Australian Formula One young gun Oscar Piastri has won his first Grand Prix, marking a major motorsport milestone after beating his teammate Lando Norris
The fourth annual Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee opens Monday as the PM rallies Australian kids to take part, as technology changes the world
Sad face emojis and ‘blue screens of death’ don’t capture the sheer magnitude of the worldwide systems shutdown caused by cybersecurity company CrowdStrike’s failed software update
A huge underground cave on the moon could serve as a future base for astronauts
New Australian discovery at the forefront of developing lifesaving preventive treatments for asthma in children
Partial fossils of a giant 230kg prehistoric bird found in South Australia 45,000 years ago have given scientists clues about the flightless megafauna’s physical structure and appearance
Celebrating this year’s NAIDOC theme – Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud – Healthy Harold reflects on the role of pride in honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Sir Keir Starmer will be sworn in as the UK’s new Prime Minister, ousting Rishi Sunak in a sweeping election win by Labour following 14 years of Conservative rule
![Story from Jam Press (Giant Shark UK) Pictured: The giant basking shark being removed from Maidens Beach. VIDEO: Horrific moment gigantic 24ft SHARK washes up on UK beach A giant shark has been spotted washed up on a UK beach ââ¬âàleaving beachgoers in shock. The basking shark, sometimes known as a ââ¬ÅToothless Bruce,ââ¬Â is the second largest fish in our oceans. At first, it was thought to be a whale, until Yolanda McCall, from Ayrshire, Scotland, contacted British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDLMR) and Scottish Marine Animal Stranding Scheme (SMASS) teams. The shark, which measures a whopping 24ft, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene on Maidens Beach on Sunday evening (30 June 2024). ââ¬ÅIt was tangled in a long loop of rope, in its mouth and caught around its tail,ââ¬Â Yolanda told What's The Jam. ââ¬ÅThe creature was bobbing around in the water and we couldn't tell if it was dead or alive. ââ¬ÅI wanted to try to help it, if it was alive and floundering, so I put on a wetsuit and got in the water to check. ââ¬ÅSadly it was dead, but it looked very complete, a recent death. ââ¬ÅMaybe it got tired trying to free itself.ââ¬Â Officials, including the coastguard, identified the animal as a basking shark. She added: ââ¬ÅAfter the tide went out, we could see the full beautiful big creature. ââ¬Å[Itââ¬â¢s] very sad.ââ¬Â ENDS EDITORââ¬â¢S NOTES: Video Usage Licence: (EXCLUSIVE) We have obtained an exclusive licence from the copyright holder. A copy of the licence is available on request. Video Restrictions: None.](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/3d0a5a79d641f06f0f2be6c48673290c)
Wild photos have captured the moment a gigantic 24-foot shark was forklifted out of a Scottish beach after the mammoth creature got tangled in a rope and washed up on shore
Long seen as a spiky menace to the gardeners of Townsville, the electric caterpillar has a painful and venomous sting that scientists say could be used in a surprising way
Researchers are closer than ever to finding a cure for young children with peanut allergies, with multiple treatment trials underway
Congratulations to everyone who took part in the 2024 Short Story Competition. Read the winning stories here
New Taronga Zoo centre hosts immersive experience with reptiles and amphibians
Since his first novel The Boy in the Dress in 2008, David Walliams has revolutionised reading for children. But now he’s competing against the digital world and screen addictions
Angry protesters in Paris have threatened to cause a major stink ahead of the Olympics after water testing showed the River Seine was still too polluted for athletes to compete in its waters
The names of four 10 week-old cubs, who are only the second cheetah cubs ever to be bred and born in Sydney, have been revealed
At 18, he’s taller than the NBA’s tallest player, he can slam dunk without jumping and he just broke his own height record. But, just how tall is the world’s tallest teen?
Celebrate the 2024 Paris Games with 35 fun activities to help kids learn all about Olympic history, traditions, sports and elite athletes
For the first time since she won Wimbledon in 2021, Ash Barty will be back on the grass courts in London next month
Part 5: There are certain rules that must be upheld in every Olympic Games, but for the first time in modern Olympic history, the Opening Ceremony will be held outside a stadium
If you’re having a hard time getting out of bed in the morning, you’re not alone! Australian homes are much colder in winter than homes in other countries – and experts say they know why
