Could climate change make Darwin unliveable in 50 years?
New research suggests that, if the planet keeps warming at current rates, much of the top third of Australia could soon be too hot for people to live in.
New research suggests that, if the planet keeps warming at current rates, much of the top third of Australia could soon be too hot for people to live in.
In 2023 the Ocean Film Festival world tour will celebrate 10 years of inspiring and educating people to protect oceans around the globe.
A female octopus has been filmed repeatedly launching silt at a male trying to mate with her, with the male frequently ducking to avoid being hit.
The confirmation of the possum living in the area is a sign of success for a pioneering land management model between conservationists and pastoralists.
Have you ever wondered what would happen to humans if we keep losing species? The answers are as compelling as they are galvanising.
Drop bears are less likely to attack people with Australian accents, according to experts at the University of Tasmania.
What are found 3km below the surface of the water, have evolved into meat eaters and can only be found in the Great Australian Bight?
A survey of more than 1300 Australian farmers from every agricultural sector and every state and territory has revealed the vast majority are concerned about climate change and want to see more action.
Each year on Christmas Island, over 100 million red crabs scurry at once from the forest to the sea to breed and spawn. For the first time tomorrow you can watch the surreal sight live from home.
A small but promising population of 20 previously unknown regent honeyeaters has been discovered in northern New South Wales.