East Sussex UK advocate Angela Lemon is right to bemoan the fate of brumbies in the Kosciuszko National Park, but her suggestion that the 130,000 horses transported overseas during World […]
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On the trot
The image of pigs with their little snouts in the trough are something to behold for city folk, as a litter of clattering piglet trotters selfishly gobble up everything within […]
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Stunning photos of wildlife
Congratulations for the magnificent story about the Australian Geographic Photographer of the Year competition (“The beauty of nature in freeze frame”, DT, 19/6). Covering just us, New Zealand, New Guinea […]
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LITTLE LAMBS CAN REALLY LIFT SPIRITS
What a shame that Olivia Lancuba’s feel-good story about beautiful lambs wasn’t on the front page of The Daily Telegraph, creating some happy vibes for the state amid lots of […]
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Handlers, protection dogs do an amazing job.
News that ferociously regaled AFP bomb sniffer dogs “Sensor Detectives” Urban and Xander are taking their police pensions and retiring after what should be 49 dog years in the force […]
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LET US NOT FORGET OUR ELEPHANTS
News that the elephants in Taronga Zoo have been shipped to Adelaide is very sad for a city now without this most empathetic of creatures, instinctively displaying more social awareness […]
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Lioning up for laughs
Full marks to journalist Tyson Jackson, demonstrating literary excellence with his use of homonyms to amusingly introduce his story about new lion cubs at the Western Plains Zoo (“Pride of […]
Read MoreWarren pulls a rabbit
As Australia battles the uncensored Twitter war with the amateurs from the Chinese Communist Party, the discerning observer might be a little disappointed with the opening salvo from Beijing. To […]
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Next gen’s response sparks hope
Ivan Pavlov’s dogs taught the world of psychology about conditioning in the 19th Century. Now Drew Pavlou, his near-namesake, and his dogs Max and Luna are repeating history. (Like a […]
Read MoreAll set for Everest
Congratulations to The Daily Telegraph photographer Jonathan Ng for his epic photo of the horse, Mr Bean rearing to go in the Everest. Katelyn Mallyon deserves full points for staying […]
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