Snakes in a sex dungeon: SA snake catchers’ scariest finds
From saving a child trapped in a room with an angry brown to catching a worm in a case of mistaken identity – take a look inside the wild lives of snake catchers.
Environment
Update on grandmum after shark attack
A beloved grandmum and avid swimmer is recovering in hospital with family by her side after she miraculously escaped a horror shark attack.
Aussie invention tipped to help tradies keep their cool
Working outside in the extreme heat of a sweltering summer can be deadly, but Aussie inventors reckon they have a new weapon to help reduce the risk.
‘Red zone’: Weather phenomenon affects footy grand finals
Heat is set to be a factor in both the AFL and NRL grand finals, with concerns conditions could be pushed into the ‘red zone’ – or beyond. This is what it means for the players and fans.
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25k NSW jobs: New mineral mining boom
Global demand for nickel, cobalt and other precious commodities is set to surge, and it could create thousands of jobs in NSW.
Bright future: How Ipswich businesses have embraced solar power
From a major car dealership to a large egg producer, Ipswich businesses are seeing the benefits of renewable energy. A huge $80 million solar farm will soon be built in the fastest-growing city in Queensland.
80k SA jobs: New mineral mining boom
Global demand for copper and other precious commodities is set to surge, and it could create thousands of jobs in South Australia.
Revealed: The businesses leading the green wave
Innovative businesses are coming up with new ways to look after our planet. Check out our top picks including a native bush food farm, biodegradable undies company and ‘green’ hair dye.
70,000 jobs at stake: Carbon tariff warning
The Australian economy could be in for a pounding if countries follow the EU’s lead and introduce carbon tariffs, with some states to cop more pain than others.
400k Aussie clean energy jobs: What must happen
Australia could create hundreds of thousands of clean energy export jobs and $89 billion in new trade. Here’s what’s needed to make it happen.
Hydrogen strategy a ‘charge forward’ for Hunter industry
The NSW Government’s release of the hydrogen strategy will help to provide more focus for research and development, innovation, and incentives for Hunter-based industries.
‘Spinning a big lie: Nuclear beats renewables’
A new Sky News documentary will lift the lid on renewable energy, and reveal why nuclear power is the answer to Australia’s energy challenges.
What rising seas could do to our cities
Sydney’s Opera House and the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Melbourne could become virtual islands if sea levels continue to rise.
Secret deal behind Australia’s nuclear ban
The powerbroker who proposed the 1999 nuclear power ban has broken her 22-year silence on the little deal that changed Australia in a big way.
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