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A 32-year-old Dutchman managed to drive without a drop of petrol from the Houten in Houten to the Australian Adelaide. Wiebe Wakker drives an electric car, a...

An Australian grandmother says she was blindly wounded by a mascara of twenty years old. When Shirley Potter got an eye infection it was already too late.

An Australian archbishop was sentenced on Tuesday to a year in prison for concealing sexual abuse of children by a priest.

Scientists from Australia have drawn a remarkable conclusion after their research: according to the team, the human body has a second brain at the buttocks.

A court in Australia has found Archbishop Philip Wilson of Adelaide guilty of upholding child abuse by a priest. According to Australian media, he is the highest Catholic clergy ever to have been convicted of such a crime.

A 57-year-old man in Melbourne really wanted to get his flight on Thursday morning. On images you can see how he roughly tries to tear open a plane door at the local airport. He also throws his foot in the fight.

The last flamingo of Australia is no longer. The Adelaide City Zoo put Chile to sleep on Friday (local time) because the health of the over 60-year-old animal deteriorated dramatically, according to Australian media.

The Australian police arrested a suspect because of a deadly bomb attack in 1994. The authorities appealed to the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) to solve the case, reports Australian media.

A mother from the Australian city of Adelaide got the fright of her life when she discovered a deadly brown baby snake in her child's lunchbox. The woman immediately started a snake catcher to catch the very poisonous snake.

Half a century after the mysterious disappearance of two sisters and their little brother in Australia, it seems that the case is solved.

An Australian woman died because she had used a lot of laxatives for a long time. During the hearing at the coroner's office about her death, she found that she eventually swallowed eight hundred laxatives per day.

An Australian school has apologized for a statue where a holy bread offers to a boy. It shows how the Martinus of Porres, a saint who especially worked for the poor, held a loaf of bread in front of his waist while a boy was sitting on his knees before him.

An Australian wine maker who has wasted more than 27,000 liters of wine by way of revenge has issued a conditional two-year sentence on the court.

A koala has already survived a ride on an Australian road on the ash of a terrain car. Only after sixteen kilometers the driver heard the traumatized animal's cries and stopped.

Two money smugglers in Singapore have unsuccessfully tried to take a sniffer dog by the nose at the Adelaide airport. They had in their luggage more than half a million Australian dollars (375,000 euros) hidden between T-bone steaks and lamb chops. 'Fido', trained to sniff the smell of drugs, weapons and other occasional well, smoke from the glorious danger and also to hit.

Baby dolls that cry, need to be fed and changed; they are ever developed as a deterrent to dissuade teenage girls to become pregnant. But they have the opposite effect, because there are just more girls pregnant.

Australia, Austria and Canada have the most livable cities in the world. The Australian city of Melbourne has the best performance in terms of stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure. The Austrian capital Vienna is right behind there, like the Canadian cities of Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary.

Australia on Sunday presented the upcoming race for solar cars. Which will be held from 8 to October 15, 2017. The competition is frequently a target for Dutch students. And so the race can only have one motto, find the Australian organizers:,, Take on the Dutch '' take on the Dutch.

Two foreign tourists have escaped in a natural park in southern Australia to their abductor and death. The local media reported Wednesday. An escaped Tuesday from the victims and arrived on a beach in the National Park Coorong fishermen who warned against the police. The victims' nationality was not disclosed.

'The smell of rotting meat,' 'a dead rat,' 'a teen room, '' a bag full of rotten fish', 'broccoli which has expired '- they are not exactly definitions where normally many people on coming.

The Nuon Solar Team of Delft University of Technology and Solar Team Twente last week are respectively number one and two were in the World Solar Challenge in Sydney presented their solar cars Nuna8 and Red One. Dutch Consulate General in Sydney invited the teams to their solar cars in the city's business district to promote the innovative character of the Netherlands.

The Dutch student teams from Twente , Delft and Eindhoven remain leading in the World Solar Challenge, a prestigious competition of solar cars across the Australian desert . After three days and halfway through the race , Team Twente managed to hold the lead. The Nuon Solar Team from Delft ended day three on the second place . The team from Eindhoven participates in another class , the category of family cars powered by solar energy , and is a close second .