The whole world is laughing at us
AUSTRALIA, get a grip. We have to make a slight adjustment to the way we shop and people lose their minds to the point of violence.
AUSTRALIA, get a grip. We have to make a slight adjustment to the way we shop and people lose their minds to the point of violence.
WE’VE been told for months plastic bags would be banned on July 1, but some very big retailers are refusing to play ball.
JUST like plastic bags there are a number of other everyday items that you will probably be hard pressed to find in five years’ time.
COLES has been forced to take drastic action to cope with the ban as Woolies staff say they’ve been “abused countless times”.
GETTING your weekly shop home delivered is an increasingly attractive proposition. But shoppers have one big gripe about it.
IF YOU’RE worried about soaring energy costs, this latest global scorecard is a probably a big reason why.
THE plastic bag ban has many shoppers in a tizz. Now some are asking if all the millions of withdrawn single-use bags are heading straight to landfill.
IT’S a common dilemma after a big celebration — what exactly do you do with all that rubbish? This is the solution.
OUR threatened species list is growing but there’s a few species we need to watch out for — and some you might never have even heard of.
GOVERNMENTS and companies around the world are being forced to change as the planet faces one of the greatest challenges of our time.
AN IDYLLIC beach community is still cleaning up, days after it was left “overwhelmed” by waves of rubbish from 80 shipping containers.
SCIENTISTS who undertook an autopsy on a dead whale made a shocking discovery with 80 plastic bags weighing up to eight kilograms.
MEET the cute green and gold mascot named as a “flagship” species for insect conservation in a special issue of the journal Austral Entomology.
COLES and Woolies are making our lives super easy with readymade meals and handy deals on fruit and veg. But it comes with a cost.
THE latest cover of National Geographic magazine is being widely shared online — but not for the usual reason.
IF YOU’RE planning on heading to a Brisbane party soon, don’t expect to find a select number of items there after council voted to ban them.
A PLAN to destroy 2000 hectares of pristine Queensland forest has been given the go-ahead. However, the consequences could be catastrophic.
WE’VE spent decades perfecting it but Australia is in the grips of a recycling crisis — and one council has already called it quits.
PLASTIC shopping bag bans come into effect from July but some supermarkets will lose them from tomorrow — three months early. Is your store on the list?
AN AUSSIE tradie cum underwater photography extraordinaire has taken footage he hopes will serve as a wake up call for all of us.
THEY’RE the odd couple of the National Zoo in Canberra. Solo, the ridiculously cute cheetah cub who was born without siblings, has formed an unusual alliance with a furry playmate.
ANTARCTICA is getting more and more crowded – and Australia’s claim there is increasingly under threat.
THE Earth is deteriorating and unless something changes as many as 700 million people could lose their home, a group of global scientists have warned.
A WASTELAND bigger than the size of France, Germany and Spain combined is growing larger every day. Yikes.
A GLOBAL monitoring group has raised concerns over an Australian fishing vessels which “goes dark” in a suspicious part of the ocean.
WHEN you’re swimming in paradise you don’t expect to come across this.
THE residents of Cape Town have successfully pushed out ‘Day Zero’, the date when the city will have to turn off its taps due to drought. However, they are being told they need to do more.
CAPE Town came within days of running out of water and the same could happen in Australia.
QUEEN Elizabeth II has declared war — on plastic — after being inspired by one of the world’s most famous naturalists and nature documentarians.
A NEW marketing push to encourage recycling, backed by Woolies, has had an awkward launch after it encountered a China-sized problem.
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