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Things won’t be cooling down anytime soon in Australia, with wild weather and a “warmer than usual” autumn forecast across the country.

Aussies brace for wild, hot autumn

Things won’t be cooling down anytime soon in Australia, with wild weather and a “warmer than usual” autumn forecast across the country.

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Rare satellite image of three cyclones circling in South Pacific Ocean. Image: Weatherzone

Rare image of three cyclones circling

A rare image of three cyclones circling over the South Pacific Ocean has been captured, as Tropical Cyclone Alfred strengthens off the Queensland coast.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Newswire photos FEBUARY 08 2022: A view of bins out full of rubbish waiting to be emptied in Darlinghurst as the waste workers strike continues leaving the streets of the city of Sydney overrun with rubbish. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

NSW becomes first state to mandate fourth bin

One Aussie state has passed a major law amid growing concerns of a “waste crisis”.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Newswire photos FEBUARY 08 2022: A view of bins out full of rubbish waiting to be emptied in Darlinghurst as the waste workers strike continues leaving the streets of the city of Sydney overrun with rubbish. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

State where fourth bin will be mandatory

One Aussie state has passed a major law amid growing concerns of a “waste crisis”.

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Sydney is forecast to receive up to 50mm of rain over the weekend. Picture: BOM

Major city set for weekend soaking

Millions of people are being warned to brace for a wet and wild weekend, with one major city set for a soaking.

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Rainfall predicted on Saturday 4 May- Windy.com

State to be battered by 100mm of rain

Residents in some parts of Australia should brace themselves for more wet weather over the coming days and weekend.

NORTHUMBERLAND, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: In this aerial view the 'Sycamore Gap' tree on Hadrian's Wall lies on the ground leaving behind only a stump in the spot it once proudly stood, on September 28, 2023 northeast of Haltwhistle, England. The tree, which was apparently felled overnight, was one of the UK's most photographed and appeared in the 1991 Kevin Costner film

Cops’ major breakthrough in iconic tree case

Two men have been charged with cutting down the iconic Sycamore Gap tree after it was felled last year.

Rain is forecast for Sydney over the coming days. Picture: BOM

Wild weather to batter one state

Millions of Australians are being warned to get their umbrellas ready as more rain is on the way as school term resumes.

Map shows Australia before humans arrived

Map shows Australia before humans arrived

This is what Australia looked like 75,000 years ago when seafarers entered into what’s now Australia through the ancients land of “Sahul”.

World war threat everyone is ignoring

World war threat everyone is ignoring

One thing is stressing nations and populations worldwide and exacerbating tensions in already strife-torn regions

2003 : Tree Top Walk through Tingle forests of Walpole in WA in 2003 image. Western Australia / Travel

‘Suspicious’: Bushfire near 400yo trees

An emergency level bushfire has been deemed deliberately lit, as authorities try to contain the blaze that has already burnt through 8000 hectares.

Samuel with the raft at Oyster Cove Marina after travelling down the Derwent River from Hobart. Samuel McLennan who has built a raft entirely out of plastic waste found on Tasmania's coastline and waterways with the aim to sail to Sydney. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones

Tasmanian man to set sail on reclaimed marine trash

Can rubbish become a thing of value? A man attempting to sail to Sydney on a raft made entirely of trash thinks so. Look inside the vessel.

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Mass stranding of pilot whales at Toby Inlet near Dunsborough in Western Australia. Picture: ABC News: Anna-Lise Murch

‘Amazing’: 200 beached whales saved

A huge rescue operation to save more than 200 pilot whales that became stranded on a Western Australian beach has ended with a stunning result.

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Midnight Oil's Peter Garrett. Picture: Kane Hibberd / Supplied

Aussie rock legend calls out plans for Kakadu

An Australian rock legend has claimed “people will be ready to rally from every corner of the nation” if a uranium licence is extended in Kakadu National Park.

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