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David MillsNational environment reporter

David Mills is a senior reporter with the News Corp Australia Network, covering a wide range of areas including the environment, science, politics, health and lifestyle.

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TOPSHOT - US President Joe Biden (L) stands with former US President Barack Obama onstage during a campaign fundraiser at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on June 15, 2024. (Photo by Mandel NGAN / AFP)

Could the Democrats replace Joe Biden?

With questions continuing to swirl about Joe Biden’s mental fitness for another term as US President, experts have suggested how the Democrats could pick a new nominee.

Environment

I got tested for nanoplastics: Here’s what I learnt

A simple test can determine the level of toxic plastic chemicals you have in your body – but be prepared for a shock.

Full listQLD News

‘Absolute insult’: Uproar after ex-premiers named in Honours list

Four senior ALP figures – including the divisive Daniel Andrews and Mark McGowan – have been named in the King’s Birthday Honours, angering Australians. See full list.

Full listEntertainment

Funny men Jimmy and Hamish get Kings Honours

Comedians Jimmy Rees and Hamish Blake are among the faces from TV recognised in our latest batch of national honours recipients. See the full list.

Environment

26/07/15 Sydney, NSWPhoto: Andrew MurrayUnidentified people on a ski lift at Perisher.

Aussie snow season: What you can expect to pay

Australia’s alpine resorts are spending more than ever to ensure good snow coverage for holidaymakers — but there’s a catch. See price hikes.

ExclusiveMusic

NETWORK USE ONLY >>LIMECORDIALE - EMBARGOED: Brisbane vinyl pressing plant, Suitcase Records, on funding win & the resurgence of vinyl records.L-R Oliver and Louis Leimbach .CREDIT OLIVER BEGG

Aussie band paves ‘way of the future’ with new album

They’re no strangers to innovation, but Lime Cordiale’s new album is set to change the way records are produced in Australia.

National

Nuclear Power plant with red field and blue sky

Surprising gender split in Aussie nuclear power debate

A significant majority of voters now support the concept of nuclear power in Australia – but there are some surprising details about who’s in favour, and who’s not.

Environment

Earth Engine image showing the range of giant kelp forests (in red) around Tasmania's Actaeon Island in 2017.

Tassie’s crucial role in fight to preserve key seafood

New maps have revealed data about Australia’s oceans and what’s threatening the seafood we enjoy. Tasmanian scientists fighting to save it are getting help from an unexpected source.

ExplainerTravel

Images from inside Singapore Airlines flight SQ321. The flight from London Heathrow was forced to divert to Bangkok after experiencing severe turbulence while entering airspace in the region. Twitter

New theory on Singapore Airlines turbulence horror

The Singapore Airlines turbulence horror has shocked travellers around the world after the plane plunged 6000ft, killing one man. Experts reveal their theories on what happened.

Travel

How Aussies will be jet setting in the future

With 4.7 billion people expected to travel by air this year, we take a look at the future of the aviation industry and the big changes coming.

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