State warned of possible record-breaking rain
September records could be broken in one state as the country prepares for even more rain across the week.
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Bushfire warning after sign of what’s to come
Firefighters in one state have been called to 1600 blazes in three months before “fire season” even officially begins.
‘Malevolent:’ Barnaby’s call on Chinese EVs
The Nationals firebrand has stoked fears the technology could be used for “malevolent purposes,” pointing towards Israel’s deadly pager attack on Hezbollah.
Bold plan for new ‘river’ beaches
Waterways in western Sydney would be transformed with beaches, trails and jetty pools under an ambitious plan to reshape the city’s connection with its rivers.
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Sydney start-up targets $44bn industry
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State makes 2050 net-zero target law
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City under storm threat yet again
Australians in NSW, Victoria and Queensland have been unable to escape the number of severe storms barrelling down on the east coast, and now there’s warnings of more rain to come.
Disturbing find on Aussie beach
Shocking photographs show devastating scenes as more than 30 pilot whales carcasses washed up on the shore.
Crane hit by lightning collapses
More than 30 residents from a nearby unit block were forced to evacuate the area, several of which required emergency accommodation.
Simple food change could help avoid ‘hell’
A modest change in how frozen food is stored could help humanity in its efforts to avoid stepping through “the gates of hell”, scientists have revealed.
Bowen sounds alarm on security threat
Government minister Chris Bowen has fired a warning shot over a growing threat to the country’s national security.
Wild storms captured on video
Commuters fleeing from heavy rain have faced multiple delays after one city’s train services were smashed by severe storms.
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