80 per cent of Australia to be soaked
Get the umbrella and gumboots out, a rain front will sweep across the continent this week, drenching Aussies from Perth to Sydney.
Environment
‘Massive:’ Big miners push new green trucks
Mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto have announced a new green push to transform their massive fleet of haul trucks.
‘Unusual’: What to expect this winter
Australians are being warned to keep their umbrellas nearby as winter approaches.
Tassie’s crucial role in fight to preserve key seafood
New maps have revealed data about Australia’s oceans and what’s threatening the seafood we enjoy. Tasmanian scientists fighting to save it are getting help from an unexpected source.
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Dingo put down after horror attack
A dingo has been destroyed after leading a horrific attack on a young female jogger on K’gari.
Major update after double croc beheading
It’s feared a crocodile killer is on the loose in Queensland, and it’s now hoped a major public resource and a huge cash reward could see them prosecuted.
‘Dutton says stupid things’: Turnbull unleashes on Libs
The former Liberal Prime Minister has turned on his former colleagues at a clean energy summit – and he didn’t mince his words. See what he said.
Australia’s 2050 net strategy ‘a fantasy’
Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen has slammed the former government’s energy targets as he reveals what will replace them.
CEO leaves after $2.5m tree planting demand
The CEO of an Aboriginal corporation who allegedly held up a series of tree planting events after demanding $2.5 million has departed.
Big update on mystery object washed ashore
Investigators are still trying to figure out the “type and origin” of the mysterious object, but have determined one important thing.
Cooking: World heat records tipped to tumble
Australia’s winter has been so mild one weather site suggested it ‘had taken the day off’, but other parts of the planet are cooking. See what it means for you.
States set to freeze as cold snap continues
Several states are preparing for frosty mornings, as strong wind warnings remain in place.
Tree planting halted after $2.5m ‘demand’
Two major tree planting events in Perth were reportedly cancelled this weekend after an Aboriginal corporation demanded $2.5 million.
Major earthquake hits, tsunami advisory
A “notable” earthquake has been recorded in the ocean off the coast of Alaska, United States, sparking a tsunami advisory.
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