Avoiding ‘disaster fatigue’, being ready to fight again
Amid a horrendous bushfire season, the choice for this newspaper’s 2019 Australian of the Year was clear-cut.
Amid a horrendous bushfire season, the choice for this newspaper’s 2019 Australian of the Year was clear-cut.
They have survived the dinosaurs, meteorite strikes and ice ages, but as summer fire threatened to annihilate them, a daring rescue mission began.
Kangaroo Island farmer Shane Leahy was a VIP guest at a special sitting of parliament about the bushfire crisis. He walked out in disgust.
Former G-G Peter Cosgrove warns Australia must avoid succumbing to ‘disaster fatigue’ and commit to rebuilding.
The union representing NSW volunteer firefighters warns the government not to cut funding due to the large public donations.
When Heidi Zimmer first searched for a PhD topic in 2010, her supervisor proposed the idea of studying the Wollemi pine.
Critical infrastructure will need to be future-proofed against catastrophes after the recent destruction of power lines and telecommunications, says recovery chief.
Fire researchers say the scorched earth across eastern and southern Australia will be ‘virtually fireproof’ for at least four years.
After a horror bushfire season that saw 5.4 million hectares burnt and 2500 homes destroyed in NSW, some good news.
When potentially drought-breaking rains came this month they weren’t predicted — but they shouldn’t have been a shock.
As the impact of Australia’s bushfire crisis continues, arts and creativity will be crucial to the recovery of our communities.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are coming to Australia to tour fire-ravaged communities.
Oyster farmers Nick Thorne and Anita Saeck say bushfires and floods could cost them a third of their yearly turnover.
The share price represents an 82 per cent decline in the past decade from 75c in March 2010.
The Country Fire Authority expects fires to continue to burn over coming weeks, with forecast rain likely to only slow their spread.
There isn’t much that will render Gaspar Roman, a vibrant Chilean leather artisan, speechless.
Victoria’s environment department says an aerial cull of pest animals will not involve shooting brumbies.
As torrential rain fell on the blackened earth at Conjola Park, Michelle Morales could barely wipe the smile from her face.
Nick Kyrgios has joined the ACT’s latest tourism campaign #holidayhereCBR — and he isn’t being paid a cent to do it.
The climate debate has turned hysterical and ugly; Scott Morrison must defeat this madness.
Run over by the Nats’ clown car, ringmaster Scott Morrison still has time to engineer another miracle.
After a week of trauma, Scott Morrison must navigate a new climate path.
As bulldozers continue to clear debris in the aftermath of historic bushfires, the recovery effort is being hampered by asbestos.
Rain offers hope of renewal, with some farmers to plant crops for first time in years.
Telstra CEO Andy Penn says bushfires will cost the company $50m, issuing a call to put climate at the top of the national agenda.
Scott Morrison has squandered time on every front since his election triumph.
With more than 3000 buildings destroyed in the bushfires, should rebuilt homes replicate the houses they replace?
Architects and engineers are investigating how to make our homes more resistant to bushfires.
NSW south coast communities ravaged by the recent bushfires are looking forward to the rain forecast for the next week.
Flood warnings have been issued for parts of Qld and NSW, with more rain forecast over fire-affected regions.
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