‘Appalling’ act on 140 million-year-old rocks
Two men are accused of causing “appalling” and irreversible damage to rocks that are believed to be 140 million years old.
Environment
The Wiggles’ next move to ‘empower’ Aussie kids
The popular children’s entertainers have been enlisted to help teach Aussie kids a lesson for life. Watch the video.
Australia rocked by another earthquake
It comes just weeks after a 4.1 magnitude quake rocked Victoria’s high country.
Insane temperature breaks Aussie record
One state has recorded Australia’s newest hottest temperature during winter, breaking a three-year record.
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Why consumers are wary of this vegetable
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State of emergency shuts down tourist town
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Warning on Aussie woman’s flesh eating virus
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‘Sustained event’: When El Nino will end
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‘Gates to hell’: UN erupts over big issue
A brutal climate change warning has been issued to world leaders after a year of extreme weather events, as Australia prepares for its own crisis.
Weekend relief after heatwave hell
The punishing heatwave is over and after days of torment Australians can look forward to more relaxed weekend weather.
Millions left vulnerable to ‘silent killer’
A “baffling” decision by the government will throw millions of people directly in the path of Australia’s ‘silent killer’, experts claim.
Twiggy’s surprise US power play
Fresh from lighting up New York with a drone show warning of ‘lethal humidity’, mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has unveiled the next move in the United States.
Huge nation backflips on climate change
One of the nations leading the world in carbon energy reductions has said it will row back a raft of green targets which were not “honest”.
‘Be prepared’: Call for heatwaves to be named
We name cyclones, but not heatwaves, which kill far more people. With a hot and dry El Nino summer on its way, should we start? Have your say.
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