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Flock of sheep in China rush rest stop and throw down the coffees like they own the joint. Picture: Newsflare via Reuters Connect

Latte-loving sheep guzzles coffee

Table manners were missing in action as a flock of sheep crashed a casual coffee catch up in China – should someone have stopped this woolly wag from chugging the caffeine? TAKE OUR POLL

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emerging 11-year-old Aussie chess prodigy Reyaansh Chakrabarty composite.Picture: NewsWire

Aussie 11yo’s world champ gambit

First inspired by a fictional chess player, rising Australian whiz kid Reyaansh Chakrabarty has since beaten Grandmasters for real – here’s his plan for becoming Australia’s first world champ

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, , An exuberant gorilla at Werribee Open Range Zoo is challenging the common belief that this species avoids the rain – and he’s making quite a splash doing it., , , The 25-year-old silverback, Ganyeka, has been filmed on discreet keeper cameras enthusiastically enjoying the rain, putting a cheeky spin on the classic phrase ‘singing in the rain’. Picture: Zoos Victoria

Gorilla caught playing in the rain

Discreetly placed cameras have captured the wonderful moment a gorilla decided to let loose and play in the rain after his brother took shelter from the wet weather. Watch the funny footage here

Animals
Valerie the Dachshund turns three! Picture: The Paws Room

Happy Birthday! Valerie turns three

She’s the mischievous pup who captured the world’s attention after spending 529 days missing on a Kangaroo Island – now Valerie is celebrating back home with her big 3rd birthday bash

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LG Dire Wolves 

A CRACK team of gamers from Sydney will become the first Australians to compete for a multimillion-dollar jackpot on the world stage next week after winning a place in the League of Legends World Championships. The LG Dire Wolves are travelling to China for the tournament and will play before a crowd bigger than the NRL or AFL grand final.
L-R are 

MITCHELL SHAW (DESTINX)
SHERN TAI (SHERNFIRE)
RICHARD SU (PHANTIKS)
CALVIN TRUONG (KING)
RYAN SHORT (CHIPPYS)

Aussie e-sports hit the big time

An Australian e-sports team will be the first in Oceania to compete in the League of Legends World Championship in front of almost 50 million people