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Operation Pristis 2026
NEW GRANTS TARGET ILLEGAL DUMPING OFFENDERS
When we took 37 strangers into the urban bush, their loneliness began to ease
Nature is good for business – and we now have numbers to show it
Weekly Weather: Rain In East, Settled Week To Follow
Severe weather update: Rainband extending across the country
National weather forecast: Wet weekend for much of Australia
Reef 2050 Catchment Water Quality Strategy
Right As Rain: How To Interpret Daily Rainfall Forecast
Bridled Nail-tailed Wallaby Born At David Fleay’s
$10 Million Boost To Restore Derwent
Three additional ships of diesel headed to South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Queensland
Regional communities to benefit from Community Water Supplies Partnership program funding
Paddy Pallin steps up for nature as a major partner for Australia’s Biggest Bushwalk 
New DNA evidence shows dingoes are almost 90% pure – and fall into eight distinct groups
We proved these ‘forever chemicals’ can last longer than three decades
Budget Blues For Climate And Nature
Long-range Forecast: First Look – June To August 2026
National weather forecast: Rainband builds over SA ahead of weekend
Bones, Guts And Genetics Key To Plentiful Fish In Sea
Young Gilgandra volunteer among NSW SES members celebrated this WOW Day
Federal Budget: funding prioritises “dangerous” devolution of federal environmental decision-making to states and territories over nature protection
Northern Australia’s 2025-26 wet season summary now available
Tragedy that sparked Parkes rescue legacy remembered ahead of NSW SES Unit Opening
2024-25 Asset Report Cards show environmental water is helping the southern Basin
On Country, together: supporting First Nations voices in the Basin Plan Review
Consultation closes, next phase begins for the Basin Plan Review
Dorrigo’s iconic history celebrated with state heritage honour |
Out of touch and out of oil: Opposition lost in fossil fuel fantasy
National Weather Forecast: Showers In East And In South
Together In Orange: Moruya Mum And Son Lead Way
Bega Valley Shire Building New Organics Facility
A real ‘intergenerational equity’ budget would address our unceasing environmental decline
Hazard Reduction Burn At Goobang National Park |
ARENA shortlists major projects to scale Australia’s renewable hydrogen industry
Leading with purpose: Swansea SES Commander driven by helping others
NSW SES Mullumbimby Unit Member Scarlett Rushton blazing her own trail in emergency service
ARENA To Drive Domestic Low Carbon Fuel Production
Budget 2026: Negative gearing reform to boost housing supply
Budget spends billions managing fuel risk but misses better return for taxpayers
At least seven times more being spent to damage climate and nature than protect it 
$19BN Budget Free Kick For Fossil Fuel Industry
Mitta Mitta Flow Advice 12 May
Energy security shock exposes the risks of oil and gas dependence, accelerating the drivers for a clean energy future
Energy security shock accelerates Australia’s shift to a clean energy future
National Weather Forecast: Showers Continue In East
Hazard reduction burn in Dharawal State Conservation Area |
In an ant colony, the queen isn’t in charge. So who is?

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