International Science & Environment
The year is 2040. The buildings have cascading trees and gardens, the oceans are full of seaweed, there are fewer...
Science & Environment
Given the ALP spent so much political capital on Climate change in the recent Federal election, what needs to be...
It’s what we want to do, should do and actually can do. New advances in technology, materials, design and usage...
A recent study found that a collection of islands off the coast of Western Australia called the Cocos (Keeling) Islands...
Politics & Economy Science & Environment
The Pembroke Resources Olive Downs coal mine approval by the Queensland Government this week has left many environmentalists concerned. The...
The Gulf of Carpentaria has become home to some of the highest densities of rubbish in the world. Dhimurru rangers...
A private equity investor and retired naval officer from Texas, Victor Vescovo, has dived for 12 hours, and broken the record for...
The UK has gone a record six days without burning coal and other nations like Ireland, have declared a climate...
Lake Eyre has proceeded to fill its banks as floodwaters commute to the 1 million square kilometre basin. Although, recent...
Indigenous involvement in scientific research is heavily advocated for its ethical value. A diversity of cultural backgrounds may, however, enrich...
