Rain dump could dampen Easter weekend
Up to 100mm could fall in one state this weekend as the aftermath of a tropical cyclone moves south.
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Albo’s $1bn pledge to transform industry
The Prime Minister will pledge $1bn to significantly bolster a key industry needed to transform the country to net-zero.
Albo’s $1bn pledge to transform industry
The Prime Minister will pledge $1bn to significantly bolster a key industry needed to transform the country to net-zero.
Electricity emissions coming down
Bit by bit, and panel by panel, the electricity sector is reducing its overall contribution to Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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Massive change for one group of Aussies
One group of Aussies could be facing fines of up to $50,000 or months in prison for executing their “democratic rights” in a dangerous way.
UN’s grim climate warning
The United Nations predicts that the world is likely to exceed the 1.5C warming threshold agreed at the 2015 Paris Agreement.
69yo woman hangs off bridge for 90 minutes
A woman has been arrested after she suspended herself off the edge of a bridge, causing traffic chaos just before peak hour.
‘Gina Rinehart’ arrested at climate protest
A climate activist falsely claiming to share a name with one of the biggest mining billionaires in Australia has faced court after being removed from a gas and oil protest.
Dire impact on first responders revealed
According to alarming research, emergency services personnel are twice as likely as the general public to be diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Loud bangs as earthquake hits Melbourne
Melbourne has been hit by an earthquake this morning as residents reported loud bangs and shaking.
Woman winched to safety in dramatic rescue
A woman has been winched to safety as the search for a man who went missing after a couple’s boat sank at sea enters its third day.
Fears of what a ‘super El Nino’ will bring
Meteorologists have warned of the prospect of a “super El Nino” weather system this year and what it will mean for Australia.
Big call on nuclear power’s arrival
Australia’s chief nuclear regulatory body has told a parliamentary inquiry how long it would take to legislate and build a nuclear power plant.
$133 million paid out to 30,000 Aussies
About 30,000 Australians, impacted by groundwater poisoning from firefighting foam, will share in a payout from the federal government.
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