An inquiry report is likely to pour cold water on hopes for a gas export tax in the budget, but proponents vow to continue the fight regardless.
Jacob Shteyman
A discussion around emissions is heating up across the State this month, with several local government’s weighing in on how best to manage WA’s greenhouse contributions.
Craig Duncan
A blast of Antarctic air is forecast to bring snow to hills across multiple Aussie capitals – with Thursday tipped to be the coldest day of the year so far for much of the country.
Blair Jackson
David Attenborough, whose extraordinary wildlife documentaries have been watched by hundreds of millions, is being celebrated as he marks his centenary.
Sarah Young and Francesca Halliwell
Indonesia has been rocked by a massive earthquake located east of Bali.
Blake Antrobus
Western Australia’s wine industry is warning of significant disruption as wine bottles are set to be included in the Containers for Change scheme from July 1.
Madelin Hayes
Humpback whale migration patterns are being further studied through a thermal imaging camera trial off the coast of Augusta.
It was a celebration of the Leschenault Estuary which brought people out to Ridley Place in Australind at the weekend.
Rose Patane
Last week the Environmental Protection Authority recommended against a proposal to extract sand and limestone from a quarry north of Preston Beach, in the heart of Yalgorup National Park.
Waiter, there's bugs in my wine ... in a unique circular endeavour, hotel food scraps are being processed into fertiliser by larvae to nourish local vineyards.
Poppy Johnston
A humback whale stranded for weeks in shallow water off the Germany coast has been set free, but it remains unclear if he will survive.
Annette Stein
Farmers are being forced to adapt and innovate as drought conditions intensify and global shocks push up costs and risk vital fertiliser supplies.
Stephanie Gardiner
Millions of Aussies are bracing for a cold front over the country’s southeast this weekend, after weeks of unseasonable autumn warmth.
Ike Morris
A natural disaster that leaves “very little visible destruction” is killing Australians in droves, and things could potentially get worse.
Jack Nivison
Incredible images show a surreal, sliver blanket of fog draped over one major Aussie city.
Emma Kirk
One of several protesters who stormed Woodside Energy’s AGM last week is the son of Assistant Climate and Energy Minister Josh Wilson.
Ria Pandey
A national electrification blueprint targeting no gas in new homes by 2028 and all-electric housing by 2050 has been pitched to evade network death spiral.
A humpback has begun its journey towards the North Sea in a last-ditch operation to save the mammal after it spent weeks stranded off Germany.
Staff Writers
Furious lobbying for a 25 per cent tax on gas exports is failing to sway the federal government, which is ruling out the measure for the upcoming budget.
Zac de Silva and Tess Ikonomou
Dramatic temperature swings across the country this week are a sign of things to come as fog, showers and possible thunderstorms wrap parts of Australia.
Samina Rakhshani
Musician, activist and former politician Peter Garrett is hoping to usher in the next generation of Australians to care for the land as he begins a new role.
The farmer spotted a skinny kangaroo stuck up to its neck in mud, as extreme drought conditions continue to impact the state’s west.
Alexandra Feiam
Improved water quality has triggered the scaling back of a state's multi-million-dollar response to a toxic algal bloom but fishing closures remain in place.
Robyn Wuth
With frontline funding protecting Australia’s farms and nature due to expire, the government has been warned the Iran war is “no excuse”.
Nathan Schmidt
