Wild winds set to batter millions
Severe wind warnings for several states continue to raise alarm for millions as conditions intensify.
Severe wind warnings for several states continue to raise alarm for millions as conditions intensify.
A mayor has called for a huge overhaul to kids camping on a heritage-listed tourist hotspot after numerous dingo attacks over the year.
An unusual change to water that millions of Australians drink has raised eyebrows, as authorities campaign to “build acceptance and understanding” of the idea.
Australia Post is tackling delivery challenges head-on with fully electric motorbikes in a bid to improve their services. See a list of where you’ll spot one on the road.
Several ‘prepare to leave’ notices have been issued as firefighters battles to control widespread bushfires.
A massive swimming spot at the foot of the Blue Mountains, rivalling the size of Sydney Harbour, remains off-limits to the public.
Gas’s phase out will work alongside it becoming a vital transition fuel for electricity generation on the path to net zero, according to experts.
Australia is under threat from what should be a one-in-100-year event but is happening with increasing frequency.
Emergency warnings have been sent out for two Queensland towns as bushfires rage.
The forecast El Niño has still not begun and the stalled climate conditions are unusual.
One state has been warned to brace for a potentially severe heatwave, with the mercury tipped to skyrocket well above the average monthly temperatures.
Residents in a regional Queensland town are being warned to prepare to leave their properties as bushfires continue to burn.
An expert has issued a grim warning to Australians to prepare for a serious bushfire season that could bring firefronts to every state.
Just two weeks out from winter and much of the east is set to swelter through multiple days of temperatures in the thirties.
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