Aussie-first hydrogen servo opens
Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen service station has opened, in a huge move towards decarbonising commercial vehicles.
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Aussie-first hydrogen servo opens
Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen service station has opened, in a huge move towards decarbonising commercial vehicles.
Australia unrecognisable in crazy scenes
Winter in Australia 2025 has barely begun but already the nation has been transformed — so much for a sunburnt country.
‘Weird:’ Kean unleashes on Coalition MPs
The former NSW treasurer Matt Kean has urged the Coalition to listen to voters, or risk “electoral oblivion” taking aim at prominent MPs.
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Wild weather to smash the east coast
BOM has issued warnings for heavy winds, despite mostly “settled” weather across most of the nation.
Horror discoveries at popular beaches
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Hundreds evacuated from flooded World Heritage site
Tourists had to evacuate from Petra’s archaeological site after heavy rainfall caused severe flooding.
Concerns after asbestos found in park
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Twin quakes rock two Aussie cities
Hundreds of residents reported feeling the ground move as two separate earthquakes struck Victoria and South Australia just hours apart overnight.
Beach dog ban proposal sparks outrage
A council’s controversial proposal to ban off-leash dogs from a popular beach has sparked outrage from local residents.
State to be battered by 120km/h winds
One state’s residents are being urged to prepare for a blast of wild weather, with dangerous wind gusts, thunderstorms, and rain forecast for days.
Urgent alert as fire ant nests found
Two nests of the highly invasive red imported fire ants have been detected and destroyed outside of official biosecurity zones in Queensland.
Warning to Aussies hitting polls today
Aussies heading to polling booths in two major cities are being urged to pack their umbrellas as the election day forecast is revealed.
‘Catastrophic’: Rat population ‘explodes’
Giant rats are outnumbering residents in this inner-city apartment block, with one pest controller warning the rodent population has “exploded” across Sydney.
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