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With the internet firmly ingrained in our culture and everyday life, it is not surprising to hear or see an influencer or vlogger do some stunt or prank that gets them in trouble. However, when ...

American influencer Sam Jones issued two statements defending herself after posting a video separating a baby wombat from its mother in Australia.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said his department was investigating whether Jones had breached the terms of her visa before she left the country on Friday. “There’s never been a better day to be a ...

I ran, not to rip the joey away from its mother, but from fear she might attack me,” Sam Jones, who also uses the name Samantha Strable, posted on social media.

"There's never been a better day to be a baby wombat in Australia," Burke said after Jones left Australia voluntarily. Burke said he did not expect Jones would apply for an Australian visa again.

She returned the baby wombat to the roadside after several seconds. Jones left the country on Friday after the Australian government said it was reviewing her visa. Australia's Prime Minister ...

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — An American influencer left Australia on Friday after the government announced it was reviewing her visa over a video she posted of her snatching a baby wombat from ...

"I caught a baby wombat," Jones says excitedly ... Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said his office was reviewing the conditions of Jones' visa, to determine if she had violated it. "Either way, given ...

Samantha Jo Strable, a U.S. influencer who goes by the name Sam Jones online, could face deportation from Australia over a recent Instagram video in which she took a wombat away from its mother.

Just caught *** baby wombat. This video, shared widely on social media, appears to show American tourist Sam Jones picking up and running away with *** wild baby wombat in Australia as its mother ...