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Adventurer and environmental scientist Tim Jarvis AM poses with an emperor penguin from the 1916 Antarctic expedition of Ernst Shackleton.

Shackleton saved his men from the ice, and now Tim Jarvis wants to save the ice from us

A virtual reality film opening at the Australian Museum on Saturday brings to life Shackleton’s tale of endurance, and highlights the changes to the ice since his trip more than 100 years ago.

  • Julie Power

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There is plenty of life in the old cash yet, thank you

Bec Wilson asserts the banks believe cash will disappear in seven years (“Cash is dead. Why are we still pretending it isn’t?“, May 11). She should have written that the banks want cash to disappear in seven years. This is so they can charge retailers more in transaction fees who can then pass it on to consumers.

World renowned naturalist David Attenborough holding a python

There are consequences for taking on more than we can manage

Current research seems to settle on a limit for our population of “less than 30 million”. We are heading for a train wreck at the present rate of growth.

‘David was delighted’: The secrets to filming Attenborough’s Planet Earth III

It took years to film the eight episodes of Sir David Attenborough’s spectacular new series, during which time producer Nick Easton twice became a father.

  • Bridget McManus
A long-beaked echidna named for Sir David Attenborough caught on camera in the Cyclops Mountains.

Part echidna, part anteater and mole: Researchers confirm bizarre creature lives

A scientific expedition to a treacherous mountain range in Papua has collected the first-ever photographic evidence confirming the survival of the egg-laying mammal.

  • Douglas Main
Alex Vail’s credits as a cameraman include Seven Worlds, One
Planet, Blue Planet II and most recently Frozen Planet II.

Nerve damage to frostbite: The Australian risking all to shoot for Attenborough

Wildlife cameraman Alex Vail once spent six weeks in a hide in Peru waiting to film an animal that never showed up.

  • Ben Pobjie
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Indigenous Women of the Great Barrier Reef

Indigenous reef rangers in line for royal backed prize

The Indigenous Women of the Great Barrier Reef project is among 15 to be named as nominees for the Earthshot Prize - the pet project of climate advocates including Prince William and Cate Blanchett.

  • Rob Harris
Scott Morrison underlined sections of Bill Gates’ book on how to beat climate change as he prepared to shift his government towards a net zero emissions target.

The billionaire, the book and the PM: How Bill Gates convinced Scott Morrison on net zero

Scott Morrison underlined sections of Bill Gates’ book on how to beat climate change as he prepared to shift his government towards a net zero emissions target.

  • Rob Harris
The Queen greets guests last week at Windsor Castle, alongside Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

‘Remarkably good at her job’: Why the Queen is already back at work after hospital stay

She may be 95 years old, but the Queen holds fast to the concept that a monarch must be seen to be believed.

  • Jennie Bond
Column 8 Granny dinkus with mask.

Today is the day of days

Iguana awareness is a thing now.

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