Crop circles have mystified and fascinated us for centuries. Swiss researcher, Werner Anderhub, has been studying the phenomenon for more than a decade. He explained his theories to Michael Morris.

A Threads user, thisgrievinglife, turned to the hive mind to solve the riddle of perfect circles appearing in the carpet under their piano legs. — Read the rest The post What is the cause of ...

Things are flying for the Wallabies, right ... Loading The Kiwi argues he is bringing through a crop of youngsters after losing a crew of experienced players last year, and said he wasn’t ...

New data has shown Wiltshire is the county with the most crop circles in England. There have been 380 crop circles recorded in the county since 2005, according to a study conducted by the founder ...

Farmer Shelley Klindt has brought in a cherry picker (pictured left) so visitors can get a good view without damaging crops A farmer says she has been inundated by 400 visitors, helicopters and ...

One-time Wallabies captain Rocky Elsom remains on the run and refuses to reveal his current location as he faces allegations of misuse of corporate assets when club president of French rugby club ...

But, unlike in years past, the current crop of Wallabies are wisely choosing against publicising any grandiose grand slam ambitions. "I think we'll take it one game at a time," Wallabies prop ...

"I know how good he is now, and why he is as good as he is," Bell told reporters at the launch of the Wallabies shirt for ... time in Sydney schoolboy rugby circles and from time they spent ...

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Nothing personal, more a contempt for the lazy thinking at Rugby Australia. The Wallabies need another outside back like a hole in the head. Particularly one who was a promising rugby league ...

We had great laws.” It was under those great laws that we come full circle, with talk returning to Australia’s 1984 ...