Joyce’s wild nuclear claim after earthquake
A wild claim from Barnaby Joyce about the future of a nuclear plant in the area where a 4.7 magnitude quake struck has led to a fiery exchange with a fellow panellist.
Environment
Millions to be hit with frost in cold snap
Aussies are set to shiver through another cold morning amid forecasts of frost hitting much of the southeast.
Gold nugget earns Aussie woman thousands
An Australian woman who came into the possession of one of the world’s most rare gold nuggets has had an eye watering payday.
$290m shake-up to ease cost of power bills
One state has committed another $290m to get more solar panels onto homes and businesses, with the ultimate aim of bringing energy bills down.
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Sydney dodges bullet after wild storm
SES volunteers were called out to 140 jobs across the state as wild thunderstorms passed over Greater Sydney causing peak hour chaos with hail, heavy rain and lightning.
Mystery creature causes stir on Aussie beach
A mysterious ‘blob’ creature confused locals after it washed up on a WA beach, but the sea creature may have been identified.
‘Ridiculous’ reaction to kind ‘white male’ act
Activists have been slammed for their “ridiculous” reaction to YouTube sensation MrBeast’s latest philanthropic project.
Question that sparked interview walk-out
One question has caused a climate activist to storm off a TV interview after it broached a touchy subject.
Clock ticking for Albo on key issue
The Prime Minister has remained coy despite staring down a new deadline to announce a more ambitious approach to one thing.
Climate activist avoids jail time
A senior member of the Disrupt Burrup Hub protest group won’t spend time behind bars over withholding device passwords.
Next step in protesters’ legal drama
A number of Disrupt Burrup Hub members have fronted court, charged after their protests outside a mining boss’ home allegedly broke the law.
Just stop oil activists arrested in London
Protective Glass of Rokeby Venus Painting Smashed at the National Portrait Gallery in London
‘Dangerous’: Wild storms threaten Cup day
A ‘dangerous cocktail’ of humidity and forecast thunderstorms had Melbourne Cup punters on edge.
Firefighters welcome cooler change
A few major bushfires, which had threatened lives and homes over the weekend, have settled down thanks to a cool change.
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