Natural Disasters
How to prepare for a cyclone
How do you prepare for a cyclone – and what do you do if it’s too late to leave? Here’s an expert’s advice.
Nature & Wildlife
Wild Australia: After The Fires
Wild Australia: After the Fires charts the return of Australia’s wild, after the Black Summer bushfires.
Nature & Wildlife
Homeward bound for bush stone-curlews
These eye-catching birds are being reintroduced across the south-east of Australia in a bid to restore the species to its historical range.
Nature & Wildlife
‘I was shocked’: Scientist films affectionate behaviour between male koalas
The behaviour – witnessed in southern Victoria’s Cape Otway – shows social dynamics between koalas may change when they are forced to live in close quarters.
Nature & Wildlife
Notes from the field: At home underwater
Sheree Marris’ impressive career and passion for marine wildlife made her the natural choice to write and photograph our feature article about octopus brains.
Nature & Wildlife
Return of the red goshawk
A formidable native bird of prey that eats cockatoos for breakfast has been sighted in Central Australia for the first time in three decades.
Australia
A complete guide to Angaston, SA
In the heart of Barossa Valley’s wine-producing region lies this picturesque town.
Flora & Fauna
Australia remains on high alert for killer bird flu despite enduring recent high-risk migration season
As a deadly bird flu continues to wreak havoc across the globe, Australia has so far remained the only continent free of the disease. But experts warn it’s only a matter of time before the lethal virus that causes the disease arrives on our shores.
Nature & Wildlife
Sydney funnel-web spider found to be three different species
The deadly Sydney funnel-web is three distinct species – not one, as previously thought, scientists have confirmed.
Climate
2024 global temperatures surpassed 1.5°C Paris Agreement threshold, confirms WMO
In a bleak milestone for our planet, it has been confirmed that last year’s global average surface temperatures exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.