Science & Environment
Farmers must work with First Nations peoples to protect heritage sites
Friday, December 3 2021
First Nations peoples and Queensland researchers say the Queensland government’s legislation to protect Aboriginal heritage sites is flawed. Experts highlight......
Community radio and building climate change conversations
Friday, December 3 2021
Have you ever been in a natural disaster? If so, you may have heard authorities asking to listen to radio......
Cardboard housing for wildlife
Wednesday, December 1 2021
Low cost housing is always in short supply, and at Macquarie University, they have been looking at a prefabricated bio-degradeable......
The Flooding Disaster for Farmers
Wednesday, December 1 2021
Heavy rainfalls has resulted in widespread flooding across NSW as communities try to find a way to cope with the......
Omicron adds more uncertainty
Monday, November 29 2021
Many countries around the world are snapping shut their doors to countries in Africa following the new Omicron strain of......
Is carbon trading an effective way to tackle climate change?
Friday, November 26 2021
The 1997 Kyoto Protocol established the mechanisms for emissions-trading by giving incentives to participating parties to find solutions to reduce......
The climate cause of La Niña
Thursday, November 25 2021
Australia is locked in for a wet summer as the Bureau of Meteorology confirmed this week we are in the......
Heatwaves and the Indigenous community
Monday, November 22 2021
An increase in frequency of heatwaves and extreme weather caused by climate change in Northern and Central Australia is expected......
The Positives and Negatives of COP26
Friday, November 19 2021
The 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) was recently held in Glasgow. It was attended by almost 200 countries with......
Torres Strait Islanders call for action on climate change
Wednesday, November 17 2021
At the end of every COP meeting the Climate Action Network nominates a country for the “Colossal Fossil Award”, a......