Drivers thought the zombie apocalypse was upon them when a fellow motorist suddenly jumped out of his vehicle and began headbutting other cars.

Surveillance footage of an Australian man accused of murdering his fiancée, released this week as part of his murder trial, shows him dragging the woman inside their apartment, then panicking in an elevator moments after her body fell from their fifteenth-floor balcony.

Australia is now the proud home of the world's most unattractive cigarette packaging.

Swino the feral pig was a happy drunk. An Australian boar who roamed free among the Pillbara wilds, he managed to live an undetected hobo's existence for years, sleeping under the stars and feasting on strangers' trash until one fateful evening, when Swino embarked on a bender few men could match. In one night, the hog stole 18 beers, rumbled with a cow, and swam a glorious victory lap in a nearby river, all for the benefit of bemused spectators.

It’s been a big year for Australian millionaire Clive Palmer. He decided to build a replica of the Titanic. He also announced the addition of an animatronic dinosaur park to his Coolum resort, complete with a T-Rex named “Jeff.” And, if polls are any indication, he might see his political party—the Palmer United Party—secure a Senate seat in Queensland in Australia’s upcoming elections.

It's not every day that you hear a seasoned politician, much less the leader of a major party, publicly defend same-sex marriage against the dogmatic antagonism of a fundamentalist Christian pastor, especially in the United States.

Never go to Australia. Just one week after a 16-foot-long croc ruined an Aussie's birthday by eating his friend, a New Zealander was rescued from a small Australian island after being trapped there for two weeks by a crocodile he described as “very, very, very large.”

A man swimming in a muddy Australian river was attacked and killed by a giant crocodile on Saturday. The gruesome attack was witnessed by 15 of the man's friends, who were camping along the river to celebrate another friend's 30^th birthday.

Stick a fork in this story, humanity is done.

A woman hoping to represent the ultranationalist One Nation party in next month's Australian federal election could be disqualified if convicted of charges stemming from an anti-Muslim vandalism campaign she participated in recently.

There once was a ripped, huge-dicked, extremely attentive, highly organized young man from Australia who was frightfully eager to find the woman of his dreams (within a 50 km radius of his home). To that end, he drafted a 99 page guide (to himself, his life, his future wife; his quirks, his tics, his eleven-inch dick; his orgasms, his bed, his "Fat Cock Head") and emailed it to potential girlfriends in advance of their first date.

A dramatic trophy shot dubbed "photo of the year" by an Australian radio station shows a rural Victoria fisherman fighting his way out of large shark, SyFy-style.

Col Allan, editor-in-chief of the New York Post and possible alcoholic pig-fucker, is leaving New York for Australia for at least three months to advise News Corp Australia CEO Kim Williams.

A gym rat in the most literal sense of the term found himself banned from an entire chain of gyms thanks to Internet vigilantes who decided to punish him for mocking members on his Facebook page.

Sure, this video contains a cute black Lab named Spud helping his Australian owner John propose to John's Scottish girlfriend Sarah.

Whoopsies. A Navy exercise went terribly wrong last week when American fighter jets dropped four unarmed bombs onto Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

Police in Australia investigating a presumed burglary at a thrift store thought it was odd that there was a large hole in the store's ceiling and a pile of vomit-like liquid on the ground. As it turns out, though, it wasn't a burglar responsible for the damage but instead a 19-foot python, which an employee found 24-hours later, hiding alongside a wall.

A teenager who referenced the Pink song "Timebomb" while on the way to a Pink concert was stopped upon entering at the arena and arrested for posing a threat to the public.

An Australian news reader was extremely apologetic after being overcome with laughter while reporting on some seriously unfunny news during a recent broadcast.

Appropriately named 22-year-old Milo Manu Felix Wild, who lives, appropriately enough, in the Australian city of Darwin, asked a local judge to end a two-year court-ordered ban on alcohol consumption by throwing him in jail instead.