‘Gutted’: 800-year-old wonder destroyed
Shock and anger is rising after an 800-year-old natural wonder was cut down to a stump.
Environment
Alarming theory about NSW earthquake
According a geophysicist the 4.7 earthquake in Denman could have been triggered by one simple factor.
‘No three-eyed fish’: Nuclear myths debunked
A coal worker reveals what its truly like to fish in a lake used by a nuclear facility, as the Coalition explains how and why it plans to build nuclear power plants in Australia.
Millions to be hit by ‘unseasonal’ heatwave
An unseasonal winter heatwave baking Australia will deliver “very much above average” temperatures over the weekend.
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‘Hottest weather in 6 years’ to scorch east
Temperatures could soar to 35C in major cities over the next few days which would be the hottest September weather in years.
Investors bet billions on Australia’s race to net zero
Major global energy companies looking to pour tens of billions into the race to net zero are flocking to Australia for a piece of the renewables market.
Brutal reality of Sydney’s smoke haze
Sydney has once again been blanketed in smog due to another day of hazard reduction burns ahead of what’s expected to be a scorching weekend.
‘Energy security’: Nuclear project to power millions of homes
Nuclear is integral to future energy needs, according Australian Rob Jordan, who is overseeing a major UK project that has benefits beyond net zero carbon emission targets. See why.
Genius Aussies plan to slash power bills
Energy prices are a big part of the cost-of-living crisis crushing Australians, but some Sydney university students and tech visionaries are working on a new fuel that would eliminate power bills.
What to expect from weekend scorcher
Hotter than average weather is set to intensify in most of Australia over the weekend, with temperatures climbing by as much as 6C.
‘Craziness’: Australia’s big plan to join elite group
It’s something that only 20 other countries have embraced, and now Australia is keen to join them in a big way with off-shore energy generation.
Dan’s unpopular ban other states won’t follow
A controversial gas ban by Daniel Andrews is a policy that other state premiers cannot get behind, as energy bosses explain what the solution must be.
‘Urgent’ warning on Aussie power supply
The coal industry is facing its biggest challenge and threat — and it warns power supply needs “urgent investment” to continue.
Australia’s $1.5 trillion ticking time bomb
Australia’s electricity grid is hurtling towards more blackouts that we cannot control. See what it means for your household.
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