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Northern NSW residents again forced to flee floods

Residents of Lismore's CBD, as well as Lismore Basin, East Lismore and Girards Hill have been urged to leave immediately amid warnings that the town's levee will be breached about 8am this morning.

Morrison Govt a global leader in climate failure

In the wake of the alarming findings for the Great Barrier Reef contained in the latest IPCC report, Whitsundays dive operator Tony Fontes warns that the Morrison government is a world leader in climate failure and despite pledging one billion dollars to the Reef, that money is about as useless as...

'No safe zones for coral reefs if oceans continue to heat'

With the Great Barrier Reef on the cusp of a fourth mass bleaching in six years, a new study reveals that only 0.2 percent of coral reefs globally are likely to avoid frequent heat stress if temperatures rise. Our politicians have long known that climate change is the number one threat to our...

Labor backflips on Hunter gas power station

With one eye to coal communities and another to his party’s mediocre environmental credentials, Anthony Albanese has declared Labor will support a taxpayer-funded power station in the Hunter Valley but only if the proposed white elephant can run on green hydrogen instead of gas by 2030.

Oil explorers are circling like sharks, even as the world shifts to clean energy

Offshore oil explorers are circling like sharks eyeing off new Australian oil exploration zones, despite an acknowledged acceptance that the need for new fossil fuel resources is waning as the world transitions to renewables.The Australian trucking industry has “narrowly avoided” a major crisis,...

Our cities could be about to get cleaner and quieter

Our cities could soon be a lot cleaner and quieter, as the trucking industry backs a switch to electric fleet vehicles, saying it will save companies money.Numbats have also had a big win, with the creation of a new national park in WA’s Wheatbelt to preserve their habitat. And the dangers of...

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