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Tasmania pounded by wind, rain, snow
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Tasmania pounded by wind, rain, snow

  • Mia
  • 15/07/2024
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The low pressure system just east of Tasmania has delivered the heaviest rain of the year to many parts of Tasmania as well as wild […]

Icy blast makes temperatures feel colder in Australia’s east
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Icy blast makes temperatures feel colder in Australia’s east

  • Mia
  • 19/06/2024
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Australia’s eastern regions have recently experienced a severe cold snap, with the mercury plummeting to the lowest it has been all year. The harsh weather […]

Australia’s climate targets are in line with the Paris Agreement, a global effort to combat climate change
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Australia’s climate targets are in line with the Paris Agreement, a global effort to combat climate change

  • Mia
  • 11/06/2024
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The Paris Agreement is an international accord aimed at mitigating climate change by limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius and pursuing efforts […]

‘Direction 99’ has caused another week of immigration turmoil for Andrew Giles and the government. What is it about?
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‘Direction 99’ has caused another week of immigration turmoil for Andrew Giles and the government. What is it about?

  • Mia
  • 31/05/2024
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It’s been another week of turmoil for Andrew Giles, the federal immigration minister who has been in weekly headlines since about 150 people were released […]

Storms bring heat reprieve to Ashmore and Scott reefs but scientists fear for long-term future
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Storms bring heat reprieve to Ashmore and Scott reefs but scientists fear for long-term future

  • Mia
  • 31/05/2024
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One of Australia’s most remote coral reef systems has escaped the brunt of a recent global heat stress event that hit other marine ecosystems hard, although scientists still […]

The 2024 Archibald Prize finalists have been announced
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The 2024 Archibald Prize finalists have been announced

  • Mia
  • 31/05/2024
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The finalist portraits in the biggest Australian art award of the year have been announced, alongside finalists of the Wynne and Sulman Prizes—and the winner […]

Liberal Party sends ‘terrible message’ by dumping another senior woman from Parliament
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Liberal Party sends ‘terrible message’ by dumping another senior woman from Parliament

  • Mia
  • 27/05/2024
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New South Wales Senator Hollie Hughes is the latest high-profile woman in the Liberal Party to be either forced out of Parliament or into retirement, […]

Australia’s ultra low cost solar goal could change everything about the grid
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Australia’s ultra low cost solar goal could change everything about the grid

  • Mia
  • 27/05/2024
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The CSIRO GenCost report released last week has predictably, if regrettably, sparked a new polemic about the cost of generation technologies, with the critics mostly in the nuclear […]

Tornadoes in Australia: Bunbury residents picking up the pieces after freak tornado leaves trail of destruction
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Tornadoes in Australia: Bunbury residents picking up the pieces after freak tornado leaves trail of destruction

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  • 20/05/2024
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It’s been a week since a terrifying tornado tore roofs off homes and flipped cars in the Western Australian city of Bunbury. The damage left thousands without power […]

Katy Gallagher: Australian Public Service budget investment earmarked to secure Australia’s economic future with clean energy
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Katy Gallagher: Australian Public Service budget investment earmarked to secure Australia’s economic future with clean energy

  • Mia
  • 20/05/2024
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Five key announcements have been highlighted by the public service minister in the 2024-25 budget as public service measures to secure the nation’s future prosperity […]

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Until recently, the number of citizen scientists in Australia was estimated at between 100,000 and 130,000 people.…

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