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‘Callous’: Trees poisoned at up-market beach

Six native Australian trees have been deliberately poisoned in Noosa, prompting a council investigation with fines reaching $141,865.

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ROCKINGHAM, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos .FEBRUARY 26, 2025. U.S. Navy officers stand guard aboard the Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Minnesota after the vessel docked at HMAS Stirling in Rockingham, Western Australia, on February 26, 2025, during a port visit. Picture: NewsWire/Pool/ Colin Murty

‘Despair’: Nuclear query amid defence bombshell

Anthony Albanese’s top diplomat has addressed a key question on Labor’s nuclear stance after a high-level defence official dropped a bombshell.

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Aussies are expected to be smashed by a 4000km heatwave this week, with temperatures to soar from parts of Western Australia across to South Australia and NSW.

Dire warning as heatwave smashes nation

Millions are in the firing line for extreme fire danger as a widespread and sweltering heatwave secures its hold across the country.

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‘Subsidy to affluent’: Energy expert blasts Bowen’s solar sharer plan

The head of a university’s energy policy centre says he is one of the few people who will benefit from Chris Bowen’s controversial solar sharer proposal, because he has an electric vehicle.

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Ted O'Brien and Chris Bowen focused on energy prices on Wednesday. Picture: Martin Ollman/ NewsWire

‘Answer is yes’: Bowen’s bold power bill vow

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has insisted renewables will cut power bills despite his Coalition counterpart saying energy costs would rise whoever was in government.

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Wild footage has revealed the shocking devastation caused by a major storm that ripped through southeast Queensland on Monda

‘Catastrophic’: Fire danger, storms hit

An insurance catastrophe has been declared after severe storms, while other residents are bracing for a catastrophic fire danger, as the wild weather continues in Australia.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 15, 2025: MP Chris Bowen at Sydney International Airport before he flies out for the COP in Brazil, where he'll try to get COP31 for Adelaide next year. Picture: NewsWire / Damian Shaw

‘COP-out’: Barbs over Bowen’s climate role

Chris Bowen has accused the Coalition of a “COP-out” over criticism of his appointment as 2026 negotiator.

Heard Island southern elephant seals. Image Australia Antarctic Division and AFP.

Deadly bird flu strain on Australian island

Scientists confirm a deadly strain of avian influenza has been detected in southern elephant seals on a remote Australian island.

Top 10 priority plant pests for the Northern Territory pest - Tramp Ants (or invasive ants). Pictured is a Red Imported Fire Ant. Picture: Alex Wild

Superpest that could terrorise Australia

Australia could lose its chance to eradicate a potentially deadly superpest if a funding cliff isn’t urgently addressed, an interstate delegation has warned.

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‘It’s real’: Aussie-made hydrogen flying machine

An Aussie company’s revolutionary aircraft that takes off like a helicopter but flies like a plane has moved beyond the testing phase into production.

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Tropical Cyclone Fina tracking map 2pm 24 Nov 25

‘Threat to lives:’ TC Fina crosses into WA

An emergency warning has been issued to residents of northern Western Australia as Tropical Cyclone Fina crosses the border from the NT.

Heatwave conditions on Wednesday. Picture: BOM

Millions on alert after cyclone smashes city

Millions of Australians are being warned to brace for heatwave conditions after the Top End was pelted by Tropical Cyclone Fina.

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‘No doubt’: Labor’s huge claim on new laws

Labor has made a big claim about its ability to pass historic changes to Australia’s environmental laws despite needing the support of a sceptical crossbench.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley. Picture: NewsWire

‘Wrecking ball’: Jim Chalmers’ $11bn warning

The Treasurer has delivered a brutal verdict on the Coalition’s decision to ditch net zero – warning it will kill private capital earmarked for a critical sector.

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