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Australian delegation joins global authorities on animal health at the WOAH 90th General Session
Newcrest Cadia mine under investigation
A botanical detective shedding light on the journey out of Africa for one of Australia’s worst weeds
Trips on public transport, walking and riding must triple to see genuine transport emissions reduction: Climate Council report
Special treatment for the worst polluters: Government admission highlights the need to stop new and expanded coal mines in NSW
Tsunami warning issued for Lord Howe Island
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a tsunami warning for Lord Howe Island
Emergency Tsunami warning for Lord Howe Island
Australia delivers half a million lumpy skin disease vaccines to Indonesia
Kimberley floods: Conservation activities resume at Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary
Bolstering biosecurity in Pacific region
Attempted biosecurity breach earns traveller a $3,300 penalty and visa cancellation
Bolstering the Northern Territory’s clean energy infrastructure
Ahead of G7, climate leadership on transport needed
Saving humanity: here’s a radical approach to building a sustainable and just society
Seize the moment: world leaders meeting is Australia’s opportunity to lead global clean energy revolution
Asia Spotlight Series: What is the Asia Action Summit all about?
Ramping up demand for sustainable concrete in UK
New study helps solve a 30-year-old puzzle: how is climate change affecting El Niño and La Niña?
Duo sentenced for destroying protected plants, dumping waste
Setting, Tracking and Achieving Australia’s Climate Targets – Consultation launch
AFPA welcomes China’s decision to lift ban on log trade
NCC appoints new CEO
Fixing broken flood gauges is important. But most of us don’t evacuate even when we know the water is coming
Two hazard reduction burns planned for Warrumbungle National Park
World may see first year above 1.5°C of warming within next five years: WMO report
Crustacean celebrities of Aotearoa on display at Te Papa
Global warming to bring record hot year by 2028 – probably our first above 1.5°C limit
Poultry waste plus primary school equals EPA fine
Register now for the Future Drought Fund’s 2023 Science to Practice Forum
Labor funds new projects to combat deadly ghost nets 17 May
Joint watering action to help native fish survive and thrive
Kombi: the big bright yellow box spying on Antarctic krill 17 May 2023
There’s a buzz about ‘sustainable’ fuels – but they cannot solve aviation’s colossal climate woes
There’s a buzz about ‘sustainable’ fuels – but they won’t solve aviation’s colossal climate woes
GREENPEACE UNCOVERS WOODSIDE’S SUNKEN OIL TOWER
Audit says radical changes needed if Victorian Government is to succeed in retaining last 1% of remaining grasslands
Building secure water future for North Queenslanders
National Parks and Wildlife Service ramps up bushfire preparedness
Euston weir pool temporarily lowered ahead of rep
NSW community shows support for SES volunteers
Climate change believers are more likely to cooperate with strangers, new research finds
Community batteries are popular – but we have to make sure they actually help share power
Feeling frozen? 4 out of 5 homes in southern Australia are colder than is healthy
Analysis – Kuwait extends the shelf-life limit for chilled vacuum-packed beef
Hazard reduction burning in Trinkey State Conservation Area
Forestry reopens access to popular State Forests
A united front with Girls on Fire

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