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MELBOURNE , AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL 3, 2021: General photo of the sun setting as seen from Taylors Lakes in Victoria. Picture: NCA NewsWire/ Luis Ascui

Daylight saving: Everything you need to know

Daylight saving has begun, giving about 18 million Australians an extra hour of afternoon daylight.

Millions of residents can expect a scorching weekend as warm weather sweeps the nation

40C scorcher for one part of Australia

It’s going to be a hot weekend for the majority of the nation, with some areas tipped to exceed 40C.

Sydney is set to face a scorching October

Proof it’s been wet, hot in major Aussie city

The city has recorded one of the wettest and hottest Septembers in more than 100 years, with more blistering conditions to come.

Opposition energy spokesman Dan Tehan backs nuclear. Picture: NewsWire / AFP

Huge hint on Coalition energy plans

The Coalition has given its biggest clue yet on what its post-election policy will be.

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Rising Tide protesters outside the Adelaide headquarters of Santos on Wednesday. Picture: Duncan Evans

‘Make them pay’: Algal bloom storm grows

Protesters tried to confront the CEO of South Australian oil and gas giant Santos on Wednesday, demanding money to clean up the state’s algal bloom disaster.

The earthquake was felt hundreds of kilometres away in the state capital. Picture: Geoscience Australia

Aussie town rocked by earthquake

A small Aussie town has been shaken by a magnitude 4.8 earthquake, which was felt by residents hundreds of kilometres away.

The Australian Weather Calendar 2021, Front of Parliament House after hail storm. File number 20200046. 46th Parliament. Parliament House Canberra. 20 January 2020. Image David Foote - AUSPIC/DPS

‘Bigger, more frequent’ hail for Aus cities

Younger Aussies are being warned to expect bigger and more frequent hail into the future, with a new study revealing which cities are most at risk.

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‘Once-a-year treat’: Fruit, veg warning

Australia stands to lose $7000 per person annually and face “mega-droughts” while fresh produce becomes a luxury, the UN’s climate chief warns.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - May 12, 2025: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese holds a press conferenceÃÂ at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Once a year’: Warning on fruit and veg

As the Coalition tears itself apart over net zero, Australia has been warned it is not going hard enough on climate change.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - May 12, 2025: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese holds a press conferenceÃÂ at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Once a year’: Warning on fruit and veg

As the Coalition tears itself apart over net zero, Australia has been warned that is not going hard enough on climate change.

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A trade deal to accept US beef into Australia has been labelled a dog’s breakfast by Karl Stefanovic after the Trade Minister’sapparent gaffe claiming Donald Trump personally lobbied for the deal. Picture: Nine

‘Dog’s breakfast’: Karl pans US beef deal

Claims about Donald Trump’s involvement in Australia’s US beef deal have sparked criticism, with Karl Stefanovic labelling the arrangement a “dog’s breakfast”.

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - November 26, 2024: Professor A.J. Brown from Griffith University joins Independent parliamentarians Andrew Wilkie MP, Dr Helen Haines MP, Senator David Pocock and Senator Jacqui Lambie to announce their intention to introduce theÃÂ Whistleblower Protection Authority BillÃÂ at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Total madness’: Net-zero review slammed

The Nationals’ push to abandon net-zero targets has been slammed as Australia grapples with its role as a major fossil fuel exporter.

UN climate chief Simon Stiell prepares to speak during the Smart Energy Council event in Sydney. Picture: AFP

‘Fruit will be a treat’: UN chief’s dire warning to Australia

The UN’s climate chief has warned of plummeting living standards and soaring grocery prices if the Albanese government does not lift its clean-energy ambitions.

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New Labor senator Charlotte Walker accused One Nation senator Pauline Hanson of abandoning the younger generation with her motion to end net zero. Picture: Martin Ollman / NewsWire

‘Are you kidding’: 21yo senator canes Hanson

The new Labor senator hit out at Pauline Hanson’s urgency motion to abandon net zero, accusing the One Nation leader of abandoning her generation.

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