The weekend is finally here – and with it, The New Daily’s weekly list of unmissable videos.

This week, watch on as two brave Ukrainians defuse a bomb with nothing but two hands and a bottle of water.

Plus, see Sydney Harbour as you’ve never seen it before, and don’t miss a peek at Taronga Zoo’s fluffy new arrivals.

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This is the latest video of remarkable bravery to emerge from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Most people would run in the other direction at the sight of an unexploded bomb.

However, in this video originally shared by the Ukrainian armed services, these two brave Ukrainian bomb experts took it in their hands to defuse a bomb from a fallen Russian fighter jet.

And when we say they took it in their hands, we mean literally. All it took was their bare hands and a bottle of water.

According to reports from the Ukrainian State Emergency Services, their team of pyrotechnic workers worked to clear 22 separate requests for defusing or demining on that day alone. Now those are some steady hands.

Tweet from @Charles_Lister

Water … over the bridge

It’s hard to comprehend just how high water levels rose during the floods in NSW and Queensland.

These time-lapses from Queensland show just how rapidly the deluge submerged entire regions – and just how much debris and damage is left behind.

Tweet from @QReconstruction

Harbour turns brown

Following the floods, Sydney Harbour is far from its typical blue waters.

It’s an even more shocking sight from a bird’s-eye view.

Tweet from @_carlywaters

Shatters like glass