Science & Environment
Last week, a Chinese ship was caught illegally fishing in the Ecuadorian exclusive economic zone from the Galapagos Islands, 900 kms west...
The Climate Council has released their latest report and there are some surprise front runners in the renewable energy race....
India, Bangladesh and Nepal have seen some of the worst flooding in history over the past week, affecting 40 million...
At the turn of the twentieth century Koalas were almost hunted to extinction. Demand was high for their furs in...
Ocean activists Sea Shepherd have made the decision to withdraw their vessels from Antarctic waters, ending a 12-year campaign against...
Hurricane Harvey caused at least two deaths and several injuries in Texas, where the most powerful hurricane to hit the...
The federal government of Brazil has abolished a rainforest reserve the size of Denmark prompting an outcry from environmentalists around...
Yesterday saw the beginning of the first legal auction of rhino horn in South Africa. While the horns were taken...
A team of researchers from Victoria University, University of Melbourne, Australian Antarctic Division, Veolia, TasWater, Coliban Water, RMIT University, Curtin University...
The South Australian and ACT governments have signed an agreement to push Australia towards the establishment of a national space agency....
