Local hero ruins extremists’ car attack
A Melbourne man has become a local hero after foiling an attack by extreme climate activists targeting residents’ cars overnight.
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Dingo’s cheeky move caught on video
Watch a “clever” dingo get caught red handed stealing from tourists in a brazen theft.
Firies ‘prepared’ for horror bushfire season
Emergency leaders are set to converge on Canberra to attend a bushfire preparedness summit in preparation for what is expected to be a long, hot and dry summer.
State of emergency shuts down tourist town
More than 100 people have been evacuated from a major tourist town after flooding and landslides triggered authorities to declare an emergency.
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Union boss: China threat means we must go nuclear
The nation’s top blue collar union has declared a nuclear industry is essential to protecting our sovereignty and achieving net zero emissions.
‘Climate emergency is Australia’s jobs opportunity’
Chris Bowen will today reveal a major repositioning of Labor’s climate stance, which will place blue-collar workers front and centre.
Nuclear energy in Australia: Your burning questions answered
One of Australia’s leading experts on nuclear power has explained how it works and what is stopping it from becoming a dominant power source.
Shock amount Aussies would pay for climate change
Most Australians want the government to protect our environment but many will only pay a small amount to do it. Have your say.
China’s climate target ‘fair and real’ vs Australia and the world
RECAP: Dr Alan Finkel has explained why China’s climate targets are different to Australia which could investigate nuclear power. Watch the forum now.
City smashed by three years worth of rain
A rare tropical cyclone that hit the normally desert-like landscape of Oman has brought three years worth of rain to some areas in just one day.
PM ‘more likely’ to attend climate summit amid royal’s warning
Scott Morrison is leaning towards attending a historic summit of world leaders to discuss climate change, as Prince Charles weighed in on the issue.
Meet the researchers leading climate change battle
Researchers based on the NSW Mid and North Coasts are looking for answers to better understand climate change.
‘Bad politics’: Mining boss warns ScoMo
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest delivered a warning to Scott Morrison as he shot down a common argument used by climate deniers.
How the planet has changed: Use our interactive tool
This is how life on Earth will never be the same and the very surprising politician who grasped the problem first.
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