News
Snowy River gets biggest flow for 40 years
Billions of litres are flowing into the Snowy River again after a government agreement to return missing water.
Tag: environment
News
Snow gums shed light on past climate
The tree rings of the Australian snow gum are revealing secrets of our climate past.
Science & Environment
Editor’s chat: saving bilbies
AG editor Ian Connellan chats about an important program to save endangered bilbies.
News
Green groups criticise Kimberley marine parks
The creation of four new marine parks in the Kimberley this week has been slammed by environmental groups.
News
WA drought boosts snow in Antarctica
Climatic patterns around southwest Australia are apparently linked to increased snowfall in Antarctica.
News
Bilby numbers boosted
A five-year program to boost bilby numbers in Queensland has been a huge success.
News
Aussies head south to track Antarctic seabirds
Scientists have set sail for Antarctica to study snow petrels and their link with climate change.
News
Murray-Darling report sparks fierce debate
The release of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan has sparked a fierce debate over how to manage the nation’s food bowl.
News
Encyclopaedia of bat language created
Scientists are developing a dictionary of bat sounds so species can be identified without catching them.
History & Culture
Dick Smith’s population puzzle
A wake-up call from his daughter prompted AG founder Dick Smith to undertake a new quest: population.