Towns have copped more than a year’s worth of rain in as little as a week, with warnings even more is on the way.
Alexandra Feiam
A campaign against an iron ore mine set on the doorstep of the Stirling Range National Park is gaining traction, with the organiser hoping to raise awareness of the project he believes will tarnish the WA gem.
Melissa Sheil
Wild photos have shed light on conditions as one state is smashed by rain, with severe weather and flood warnings issued ahead of another soggy week.
Clareese Packer
The West Australian understands Ms Plibersek is waiting for a brief from her department with the new deadline now May 31.
Jessica Page
A promised national park for koalas is still being assessed as environmentalists raise fears the marsupial's habitat is being systematically cut down.
Jack Gramenz
Millions of residents have been warned of a wave of severe storms and lashings of rain, as hot air generates pseudo-monsoon conditions.
A dead marlin fish has been found washed up on Cheynes Beach, about 60km east of Albany, in what government officials have dubbed a “not common” sighting.
The prime minister has gone after the Greens in Question Time over salmon farming in Tasmania.
Duncan Evans
The United States is set to implement 31 historic actions to stop ‘suffocating’ the economy, with the Constitution becoming the EPA new regulatory rule book.
Max Corstorphan
Heavy rainfall continues to batter one Australian state, with some areas expecting more than 300mm of rain and more flooding.
Zoe De Koning
Millions of residents have been warned to stay inside as potentially a “year’s worth of rain” passes over a major Aussie state.
Another 500 Paris streets will be reserved for pedestrians as part of a push to remove cars and make the City of Lights greener.
Staff Writers
Streets, city skylines and landmarks around the world have gone dark to draw attention to the climate crisis.
Parisians will vote in a referendum to decide if cars should be banned from hundreds of city streets so they can be greened and turned over to pedestrians.
A climate tech company is taking the bull by the horns in the climate change fight, using Australian seaweed to start neutralising a potent greenhouse gas.
Abe Maddison
Shocking scenes have unfolded at an iconic Aussie beach, with swimmers reporting feeling sick and marine life dying after toxic foam washed ashore.
Cameron Micallef
Regional West Australians could be in for more jobs and a stronger economy if a huge zero-emission energy project on the Nullarbor goes ahead, a sustainability expert says.
Jessica Antoniou
A controversial project that could transform swathes of one Australian state forever has “overwhelming support”, new polling has revealed.
Nathan Schmidt
Australia's southern states are still facing gas shortfall warnings yet the timeline has been pushed out by three years.
Poppy Johnston
With five years left of Earth’s ‘decisive decade’, Sam Elsom speaks about the headwinds and heartbreak of finding solutions in a world often indifferent to what he sees as the most pressing issue for us all.
Simone Grogan
It’ll be a big ask to hit clean energy targets and ensure power is reliable and affordable.
Sean Smith
Aussies could experience the most cyclones in nearly two decades, with a new tropical low expected to develop into cyclone intensity.
It may look a little sad, but the blobfish, once crowned the world’s ugliest animal, has plenty of reasons to smile after securing yet another major accolade.
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