‘Gutted’: 800-year-old wonder destroyed
Shock and anger is rising after an 800-year-old natural wonder was cut down to a stump.
Environment
Alarming theory about NSW earthquake
According a geophysicist the 4.7 earthquake in Denman could have been triggered by one simple factor.
‘No three-eyed fish’: Nuclear myths debunked
A coal worker reveals what its truly like to fish in a lake used by a nuclear facility, as the Coalition explains how and why it plans to build nuclear power plants in Australia.
Millions to be hit by ‘unseasonal’ heatwave
An unseasonal winter heatwave baking Australia will deliver “very much above average” temperatures over the weekend.
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‘Urgent’ warning on Aussie power supply
The coal industry is facing its biggest challenge and threat — and it warns power supply needs “urgent investment” to continue.
Australia’s $1.5 trillion ticking time bomb
Australia’s electricity grid is hurtling towards more blackouts that we cannot control. See what it means for your household.
The man who wants to lower your power bills
He’s not a climate change evangelist but Alinta Energy boss Jeff Dimery sees a renewable future with affordable power. Here’s why.
Wild moment ape hurls intruder at zoo
The orang-utan was filmed dealing with an errant marsupial invading its zoo enclosure, leaving some zoo visitors shocked.
Push against ‘Elon Musk’ rocket launch site
Tension is building over plans for a new “Elon Musk-style” rocket launch site in Australia, with the Greens moving to block the $20m complex.
Australia must pursue the nuclear option, Coalition declares
The man drafting the Coalition’s energy policy says we can’t reach net zero without nuclear as a visiting advocate claims he was asked to hush-up a meeting with Labor.
How oil, sugar cane and poo could keep the lights on
These are the everyday items that could become new-age fuels for planes and homes across Australia. See how it can work.
New race to build Australia’s next power source
SA and Victoria have plans to build game-changing power plants that would deliver more jobs, as billionaire Andrew Forrest also throws his weight behind one.
What’s holding Australia back from next boom
Australia is number one globally for many resources but experts warn there are some roadblocks holding us back to reap the rewards of the next mining boom.
Must-have smart items in Aussie homes
The dream Australian home is changing faster than ever with sales of a newer household product predicted to boom.
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