Environmental protection
South Perth tiny trees to be ripped up after residents win fight to protect ‘million-dollar views’
The trees will be relocated at a cost of $30,000 after the council voted in favour of preserving the views of residents along one street.
- Holly Thompson
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Sydney’s ‘green and clean council’ sends orange pollution into national park
A north shore council is under fire after causing pollution to leak into a national park watercourse.
- David Barwell
‘Death knell’ for Baudin’s black cockatoo as conservation bid rejected
The scientific community says there could be as few as 2500 of the birds left in the wild and asks whether the government is “waiting for zero” to act.
- Emma Young
Coastal WA tourism town’s erosion emergency deepens as landmark washes away
Extreme coastal erosion at a much-loved coastal holiday town enters the next phase as plans for the area’s future remain mired in deep controversy.
- Emma Young
- Opinion
- Opinion
Like ChatGPT, we need clear goals and rules. Otherwise, we could make bad decisions
We’re remarkably similar to the chatbot. But there’s one big thing we can – and need – to do differently.
- Millie Muroi
- Updated
- Water
Workers clean up Banyule Creek after chemical from North East Link works turns it bright blue
The creek’s fluorescent hue has alarmed locals, who have been urged to steer clear.
- Hannah Hammoud and Alexander Darling
If Albanese can’t pass this test, ‘we should stop dreaming’: former Treasury boss
Ken Henry says overdue environmental reforms must happen before any thought is given to challenges facing the economy.
- Mike Foley
Foxes without borders: How far one fox roamed across Perth in just one night
Foxes are moving startling distances across Perth suburbs, sometimes in just one night. Now after 150 turtle deaths, an unprecedented response is being launched.
- Emma Young
How this former tobacco farm was transformed into art wonderland
The creative arts are flourishing in regional Victoria, and this weekend a new arts precinct opens in the shadows of the Grampians National Park.
- Benjamin Preiss
- Exclusive
- Woodside Energy Group
Environment minister accused of breaking transparency promise on North West Shelf conditions
This masthead understands the conditions imposed on Woodside’s North West Shelf extension will likely not be made public until after the UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting in Paris later this month.
- Hamish Hastie
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