Summer of El Nino declared over
Aussies can breathe a sigh of relief as the Bureau of Meteorology declares El Nino has officially ended. Here’s why.
Environment
Three new kangaroo species uncovered
Three new species of extinct kangaroo have been described for the first time — including one that grew about twice the size of their living relatives.
Green subsidies no ‘free for all’: Chalmers
Amid warnings over the government’s recently announced Future Made in Australia plan, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said taxpayer funds would not be wasted.
Green subsidies no ‘free for all’: Chalmers
Amid warnings over the government’s recently announced Future Made in Australia plan, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said taxpayer funds would not be wasted.
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‘Months worth of rain’ smashes Australia
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$10,000 reward after shock beheadings
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‘Bad, big’ bushfire season on the way
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Temperature to plunge in Australia’s capital
One outback town has been belted by almost 10 times the monthly rain average, as an unseasonable wet snap sweeps the Top End.
Millions to be hit by brutal cold snap
Residents of two states will be shivering through freezing temperatures this week, with the mercury to dip more than 10 degrees below average.
Vegan activist defies ban in ‘chaotic’ protest
A notorious animal rights activist claims she was injured during a “chaotic” dinnertime protest at a restaurant that banned vegans “for mental health reasons”.
Hundreds of bin chickens terrorise preschool
The school staff are at their wits end after forking out hundreds of dollars to clean up the property each week.
Tragic update on missing Belgian tourist
Police have given a heartbreaking update on the search for a Belgian tourist who has been missing for nearly two weeks in “freezing temperatures”.
Supermarket recycling program to continue
Friday’s announcement will allow the country’s biggest supermarkets to continue in-store plastic recycling operations.
Rain bomb, wind to hit every single state
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