Vigilantes warn more attacks on the way
The activists, who claim to be behind dozens of tyre-deflating incidents across one of the country’s wealthiest suburbs, have warned they aren’t done yet.
Environment
Why fruit and veg prices could rise
With predictions El Nino could be on the horizon farmers have one message for Aussie consumers: now is the time to buy fruit and vegetables.
Why Tanya Plibersek wants war on cats
The Environment Minister has announced the government is declaring war against Australia’s latest “environmental disaster” bringing native species to extinction.
‘Lives at risk’: Aussies’ worrying habit revealed
People who gave this worrying answer to a bushfire safety survey are putting their lives at risk, authorities say.
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$130m hydrogen and gas plant to be one of the ‘country’s biggest’
A $130 million joint gas-fired power station and hydrogen generation plant in the NSW central west could play a pivotal role in ensuring Australia hits a net-zero emissions target by 2050.
Bold plan to change Sydney Harbour
There’s a push to transform Sydney Harbour under a dream vision unveiled by city officials.
The high school students taking up the climate challenge
They have battled through a pandemic in the most important year of their school lives. But these high school leaders face an even bigger challenge. We talked to senior students across southeast Queensland about climate change and what they’re doing to make a difference.
Top green stocks that can help grow your wealth
Hundreds of billions of dollars are being poured into zero-carbon, and Aussies who invest into this mega-trend will do well. See the list of the best stocks around.
Warning over ancient Aussie sites
A final report has been issued with a dire warning from experts after the destruction of ancient Australian sites dating back 46,000 years.
Business bosses tackle climate change on the job
From a heavy metal band with a green heart to a cleaning product manufacturer clearing rubbish from the ocean, there are a range of careers being moulded around a reduced carbon footprint.
Meet NSW’s future climate leaders
They’re young and still in the classroom, but that won’t stop our climate change heroes of tomorrow from fighting to improve our communities today. See our future leaders here.
Class of 2021: Ipswich’s next generation of climate leaders
As Ipswich’s Year 12 students near the end of high school, they reflect on the legacy they want to leave behind and the changes they want to effect in the climate arena. FULL STORY:
How China is hoodwinking the world on climate
A secret Chinese campaign to infiltrate global environmental bodies with their own agenda threatens united efforts to move to net zero.
Barnaby won’t back PM’s net zero plan without changes
Barnaby Joyce has said Scott Morrison’s net zero plan won’t get support from the Nationals as he warned they will not be threatened or pushed into it.
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