‘No warning’: Government’s ‘hidden’ move
An Aussie government has been caught out pulling a sneaky move – and according to Caleb Bond, it’s a dangerous sign of things to come.
An Aussie government has been caught out pulling a sneaky move – and according to Caleb Bond, it’s a dangerous sign of things to come.
High fire danger warnings have been issued across Australia, as climbing temperatures and strong winds provide a perfect storm.
From sweltering summer heats to rain and wild winds, the rollercoaster weather of the first weekend of spring is set to continue.
The number of cats per household may be capped under a new scheme to protect the environment. Here’s what could happen.
Australia’s most populous state has committed to at least halving its carbon emissions in just seven years, with a further promise to reach net zero by 2050.
An epic rescue has taken place to save two men after they were stung by a deadly jellyfish in the waters off the Australian coast.
One state has been put on alert for “extreme” fire danger, as a cold front threatens wild storms and damaging winds.
The judgment means the federal Environment Minister doesn’t have to consider climate change a factor in approving mining projects.
Beachgoers at a popular Sydney swimming spot have shared the water with a “law-abiding” shark swimming very close to shore.
A large bull shark was spotted swimming between the flags at Manly beach as lifeguards close the beach.
Parts of the country are bracing for yet more wild weather with a cold front bringing thunderstorms and damaging winds.
A major European city will soon ban petrol and diesel cars from its streets, with a much more significant expansion highly likely.
Modelling has revealed the Aussie suburbs and regions at risk of devastating bushfires, as the country braces for a grim summer.
Aussies are being warned to prepare for a summer from hell, with a higher risk of heatwaves, bushfires and low rainfall being forecast.
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