Bindi Irwin's Adorable Childhood Throwback Photo Proves Daughter Grace Is Just Like Her!

Bindi Irwin and Robert Irwin to pay tribute to their dad on Instagram with throwback photos of happy times."Happy birthday Dad. I love you and I miss you more every single day," Robert captioned a photo of him riding a motorcycle with his father in the Australia Zoo. "My earliest memories are my fondest, thanks to you.

Never forgotten. Bindi Irwin honored her late father, Steve Irwin, on what would’ve been his 60th birthday.

royal nicknames that make us say ‘what?' Prince George calls the Queen 'Gan-Gan', and Prince William gets called 'Wombat'. But those ones are cute, at least. The nickname Prince Philip had for the Queen, however, sounds a little odder than the others.

They married total strangers on television, meeting for the very first time on their wedding day, after being matched by experts in a bold social experiment.

Disney+’s ‘Nautilus’ Rounds Off Cast; Cameras Roll In Australia

The Tourist,” starring Golden Globe nominee Jamie Dornan (“Belfast”). Dornan stars as a British man who is pursued by a large tank truck in the Australian outback, ending with him waking up in the hospital with no memory of his identity. As people from his past follow him around, he begins to look for answers.The cast also includes Danielle Macdonald (“Dumplin’”), Shalom Brune-Franklin (“Line of Duty”), Damon Herriman (“Mindhunter”), Alex Dimitriades (“Total Control”), Ólafur Darri Ólafsson (“Eurovision Song Contest”), and Kamil Ellis (“Bushwacked!”).“The Tourist” was written by Emmy and Golden Globe winners Harry and Jack Williams (“Baptiste”), who also executive produce alongside Christopher Aird (“Liar”).

Robert Irwin — the son of the late crocodile hunter, Steve Irwin — saw his skills put to the test after he was chased by a croc while filming. The 18-year-old was wrapping up the season finale of his series, "Crikey! It’s the Irwins," at the Australia Zoo when a light-pigmented leucistic saltwater crocodile named Casper proceeded to take numerous lunges at Irwin as he attempted to coax the reptile out of its enclosure.

Robert Irwin had a close call with one overly eager crocodile during the season finale of his family’s show, “Crikey! It’s the Irwins”, which aired on Animal Planet and Discovery+ over the weekend.

Robert Irwin had a close call with one overly eager crocodile during the season finale of his family's show,, which aired on Animal Planet and Discovery+ over the weekend. In a recent interview with ET, the 18-year-old son of star Steve Irwin talked about being nearly attacked by Casper the crocodile while at his family's Australia Zoo, calling it an «almost died sort-of-thing» moment.«We had a crock, a brand-new crocodile that was actually rescued by my dad and moved into a new enclosure. It was our first time doing a feeding and everything,» he shared, adding that things quickly took a scary turn.

We can’t even imagine going into a crocodile enclosure like this! But when you’re the son of the late legend Steve Irwin, maybe it’s just second nature?

Robert Irwin had a close call with one overly eager crocodile named Casper during the season finale of his family's show,, which aired on Animal Planet and Discovery+ over the weekend. The 18-year-old son of the late star Steve Irwin shared the moment from the show on his Instagram page. In the clip, Robert explains that Casper is going to be the new crocodile featured in the daily show at the Australia Zoo, where the family works.

Robert Irwin had a close call with one overly eager crocodile named Casper during the season finale of his family's show,, which aired on Animal Planet and Discovery+ over the weekend. The 18-year-old son of the late Steve Irwin shared the moment from the show on his Instagram page. In the clip, Robert explains that Casper is going to be the new crocodile featured in the daily show at the Australia Zoo, where the family works.

croc-ing Robert Irwin’s world during the season finale of his show, “Crikey! It’s the Irwins.”A leucistic (nearly white) saltwater crocodile named Casper nearly attacked the son of the late Steve Irwin on the series while filming at the Australia Zoo.Casper almost jumped at Robert, 18, when he was trying to see if the croc was comfortable enough in a new habitat. Irwin attempted to give Casper some food; however, the reptile pursued Robert and started snapping its long jaws at him.The teen was forced to flee and yelled “Bail, bail, bail” to the rest of the cast and crew filming the frightening scene.Casper weighs 350 kilograms — about 772 pounds — and measures about 12.1 feet in length.Irwin shared a clip of the wild attack on Instagram, writing: “We’ve definitely saved the best for last, including one of the most intense croc feeds I’ve done! We prioritize natural behavior with our crocs.”He continued, “By getting in their enclosures with them, and letting them put on those huge strikes from the water’s edge, they get to use all of their predatory instincts and they just love it! Plus we can educate everyone about their conservation.”“But safety for us is also crucial and you definitely have to know when to call it.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorWorld sales company Global Screen has released the first-look image of “Recipes for Love and Murder,” which has been chosen for Berlinale Series Market Selects lineup at the European Film Market. Acorn has the rights to the series for the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.The 10-part South African and U.K.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said that amendments will be made to the religious discrimination laws to take away the right of faith-based schools to discriminate against and expel LGBTQI students. Morrison made the surprise comments on Brisbane’s B105.3 radio when he was asked about Citipointe Christian College’s now withdrawn anti-LGBTQI student enrolment contract. ““No, I don’t support that. My kids go to a Christian school here in Sydney, and I wouldn’t want my school doing that either,” Morrison said.Morrison’s announcement is a significant back flip by his government which had been seeking to pass the Religious Discrimination Bill in Parliament.