Should we feed wildlife after natural disasters?
It’s natural to want to feed wildlife after disasters. But it may not help.
It’s natural to want to feed wildlife after disasters. But it may not help.
More catastrophic bushfire seasons are being predicted, despite two years of deluges along the eastern seaboard.
These doctors join in a chorus of outcries about climate change from some of the country’s most respected professions.
Cameras aboard NASA’s International Space Station captured this dramatic view of Cyclone Debbie as it intensified over the Coral Sea.
Geoscience Australia has reported a 3.7-magnitude earthquake struck near Murray Bridge, South Australia last night.
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When a bushfire rages so high it creates its own thunderstorm, it becomes a ‘firestorm’ – and makes life much more difficult for firefighters. We still have a lot to learn about what triggers them.
Researchers have found a disaster “hotspot” in northern New South Wales, where nearly half of the state’s most disadvantaged communities are found.
At its peak, Typhoon Meranti reached wind gusts of 370km per hour, causing extensive damage and taking at least two lives.
We can’t predict or prevent tsunamis but you can improve your chances of staying safe by understanding the risk, being prepared and acting quickly when disaster strikes.