‘Malevolent:’ Barnaby’s call on Chinese EVs
The Nationals firebrand has stoked fears the technology could be used for “malevolent purposes,” pointing towards Israel’s deadly pager attack on Hezbollah.
Environment
Bold plan for new ‘river’ beaches
Waterways in western Sydney would be transformed with beaches, trails and jetty pools under an ambitious plan to reshape the city’s connection with its rivers.
Extraordinary moment TV star saves woman
The meteorologist was reporting on the “catastrophic” impacts of Hurricane Helene when he heard a woman screaming for help in the background.
Heavy rain, large swells to smash Aus coast
Millions of Australians have been warned to brace for more rain and thunderstorms, as parts of the country shiver through snow and winter-like temperatures.
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Floods, 100mm falls forecast in wild week
Rainfall totals across swathes of Aussie states have been smashed, with one region breaking a 25-year-old record, as meteorologists warn forecasted deluges could bring flash flooding this week.
World’s largest iceberg breaks free
An iceberg twice the size of London and two-thirds as tall as the world’s largest skyscraper has broken free from the ocean floor and begun moving.
‘Fed up’: Bandt takes stand at climate protest
The Greens leader has issued a warning to the major political parties as he joins a blockade at a major port to demonstrate for environmental change.
Weather warning for millions of Aussies
Australians are being urged to brace for a turbulent weekend, as one side of the country battles a stifling heatwave while the other contends with heavy rains.
‘Harrowing’ scenes after major bushfire
Authorities have warned residents affected by bushfires in Perth are “not out of the woods yet”, with challenging conditions expected over the weekend.
Two states to be soaked for seven days
East coast residents can look ahead to a wet weekend while on the other side of the country a massive fire burns close to a capital city.
‘150,000 trees axed’: Sad truth about paper receipts
They’re the little pieces of paper we pick up when we make a purchase – but it turns out there are really good reasons why we should say no to a printed receipt.
Massive move to hit climate target
A huge boost to a taxpayer-underwritten clean energy scheme will help to speed up Australia’s transition towards renewables, the Energy Minister says.
State asthma sufferers shouldn’t visit
Aussies who suffer from asthma and hay fever have been urged to prepare for several days of “high-risk” conditions in one state.
Man charged after five-year-old drowns
The five-year-old boy drowned when the driver allegedly drove into floodwaters and the car became submerged.
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