The impact of climate change on our coastline
The intensity of weather events and the rising sea level are two of the most important challenges for the future of Australia's coastline.
View ArticleClimate change impact on our coastlines
We've heard from both major parties about their climate change policies, then we heard from the weatherman on the telly. For many Victorians, Rob Gell has been the familiar face of forecasting for more...
View ArticleCollgar Wind Farm
Construction of what will be Western Australia's biggest wind farm is well underway South East of Merredin.
View ArticleThe Wheatbelt town of Kondinin receives sub-tropical donation
The Shire of East Kimberley Wyndham has gifted The Shire of Kondinin with a Watertank after one of the driest spells in thirty years.
View ArticleWorkshop considers climate change adaptable crops
Agricultural experts from across the Asia-Pacific region are meeting in Western Australia this week in an effort to develop new varieties of crop that are adaptable to climate change.
View ArticleIt's so dry- farms flooding the real estate market
If you thought South Australia was dry, spare a thought for farmers in Western Australia.
View ArticleDrought tightens its grip across Australia
Dry season heartache for graziers, croppers and rural towns.
View ArticleGreens seek support for coastal planning bill
The Western Australian Greens are calling on the State Government to support their coastal planning bill designed to help the state to deal with rising sea levels and coastal erosion.
View ArticleMarri canker in the South West from Perth to Albany is killing trees
Research into a fungus that is killing this iconic and valuable species has found that up to 80 per cent of marri can be infected in the metro area
View ArticleMassive bushfires, more intense heatwaves tipped for WA in Climate Council...
Long-burning massive bushfires will become the new normal in Western Australia as climate change causes more heatwaves of greater intensity, the Climate Council warns.
View ArticleState of tomorrow: Living off the grid in Denmark
The question of finding sustainable energy sources goes back as far as the time when humans first discovered fire. Now renewable energy is a global question. But it's a question that may have a local...
View ArticleQueensland sailor Lisa Blair to attempt world record around Antarctica
A Queensland woman is about to brave icebergs, massive swells and roaring winds in a world record sailing attempt.
View ArticleFarmers adapt to the dry with rainfall well below normal across the south's...
Keeping a backyard garden or front lawn alive when rain doesn't fall is a struggle. So how do Australian farmers plan to keep the country fed?
View ArticleFederal election 2019: Major parties accused of neglecting a 'broken'...
The Landcare movement has the ability to unite farmers and environmentalists, but it hasn't received much attention in an election campaign infatuated with climate change.
View ArticleResearchers on international hunt for 'climate change-resilient' grains
Researchers are scouring the planet for drought and heat resistant crops as many Australian grain farmers face another failed winter season.
View ArticleEsperance logs first verified sea snake sighting, but expert says warming...
A sea snake has washed up on a beach near Esperance on WA's southern coast, marking the region's first verified record of the typically tropical creature.
View ArticleWA's Water Minister insists water-wise message is cutting through despite a...
A sharp rise in water use has prompted warnings from a former WA state water minister that the Government may need to bring forward construction of a desalination plant, putting significant upward...
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