Australia’s rich biodiversity and the economic well-being of its timber workers are increasingly at odds due to the ongoing practice of native forest logging....

Palm Sunday Peace Rally and March for Nuclear Disarmament

Tens of thousands of Sydneysiders took to the streets in a mass display of protest, unity, and Aussie humor, led by notable figures such...

Perth approved for AUKUS nuclear waste dump

The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) has approved a licence for the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) to establish a prescribed radiation...

Minns responds to Dr Henry’s Biodiversity Conservation review

The Minns Government has released its response to the statutory reviews of the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 and the native vegetation provisions of the...

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge into Bushfire Management

Indigenous Australians have managed and lived with fire for tens of thousands of years, developing sophisticated techniques that modern science is only beginning to...

Independent’s Forest Pledge to End Native Forest Logging

A growing movement among federal politicians, particularly independent representatives Dr. Sophie Scamps and the Climate 200 independents, has gained momentum in the fight to...

Photographer Frank Hurley on the Great Barrier Reef future

Australia’s celebrated explorer, photographer and filmmaker, Frank Hurley (1885-1962), announced in the Sydney Sun newspaper in 1926 that “there is little new to be seen on...

Australian Federal Police Underwater Crime Scene Program

In a groundbreaking move, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has introduced a pioneering program to enhance its forensic capabilities in aquatic crime scenes. This...

The Future of Carbon Trading is Here, CTX auction

The carbon trading market is about to witness a groundbreaking event that could significantly impact global climate finance. Carbon Trade eXchange (CTX), the world’s...

The Wreck of the Dunbar: A Sydney Tragedy

The wreck of the Dunbar remains one of Australia's most poignant maritime disasters. On the stormy night of August 20, 1857, the majestic clipper...

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