Worst you’ve ever seen: Horror photos reveal SA’s eco disaster
Never seen before underwater footage revealed a horror scene of total devastation as deadly algae bloom reduces pristine South Aussie ocean to dark ruins.
Environment
‘Beggars belief’: Crisis crippling state
An MP has slammed the Albanese government for “falling short” on handling a crisis that is leaving thousands of animal carcasses washed up on beaches.
Labor commits $14m to tackle algae crisis
Murray Watt will commit $14m to tackle the toxic algal bloom plaguing the SA coast, however he warned the problem will not be solved “overnight”.
Fears entire town could be washed away
An entire Aussie town is at risk of being washed away by aggressive coastal erosion – and furious locals are demanding action.
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‘Never seen before’: Shock pics of algal bloom
A federal minister has spoken out about the dead marine life from a toxic algal bloom as new pictures reveal the extent of the devastation.
How to see year’s ‘best meteor shower’
The famous Perseids return to night skies tonight. Here’s when it peaks, how it works, and how Aussies can catch a glimpse.
Greens demand PM act on toxic bloom
As one Aussie state continues to suffer from a “disaster” algae bloom that is putting the future of the fisheries industry in crisis, the Greens have made a simple demand from Albo.
‘Morons’: 4 years’ jail for cutting down tree
Two men have been sentenced with four years jail time over the “moronic mission” chopping down a much-loved tree.
Shock call as ‘real risk’ island will disappear
A landmark court decision has found while there’s a ‘real risk’ two small islands considered part of Australia will disappear, the government owes them nothing.
Shock call as ‘real risk’ island will disappear
A landmark court decision has found while there’s a ‘real risk’ two small islands considered part of Australia will disappear, the government owes them nothing.
Millions brace for brutal cold fronts
A fresh wave of wild weather is preparing to lash Australia, bringing freezing winds, thunderstorms and icy blasts to millions.
Update on flights after volcanic eruption
Not all Australian airlines are ready to fly again following Monday’s volcanic eruption in Indonesia.
New inequality putting renters in peril
With temperatures soaring every summer in Australia, renters are falling victim to a new inequality that is putting their health – and lives – at risk.
‘Unpredictable’ threat to budget hopes
An ‘unpredictable’ factor is threatening Australia’s hopes of a third budget surplus.
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