A regional property previously home to wine grapevines has been transformed into a sanctuary for the nationally threatened regent parrot in South Australia's Riverland.

Climate change and logging are not competing threats to native forests. Their effects compound one another, increasing emissions, fire risk and pressure on biodiversity.

Alan Kohler, one of the most influential journalists Australia has ever produced, will retire at the end of the year.

Whether it's passing time on a road trip or calming an overstimulated toddler, screen time has found its way into many of our parenting toolkits. So, these holidays, we've prepared your screen time gu...

Vacancy at School of Culture and Society - Department of Anthropology, Aarhus University

Sweeping reforms from the Reserve Bank start this week, as banks hike fees and slash rewards programs in preparation.

Some observers believe China's increasing presence in Antarctica is a geopolitical motive, while others say military fears are exaggerated.

Electricity distributor Jemena has been replacing 7-metre wooden power poles with 15-metre industrial poles rated to carry up to 66,000 volts, but there's been one consistent complaint among the resid...

As Labor prioritises a deal on copyright that would water down artists’ protections, Open AI has poached a national security adviser from the prime minister’s department.

Many poets have compared kovyla, the native feather grass of the Ukrainian steppe, to sea waves. When I look at the ocean I crossed, I can remind myself of who I am and where I came from.

New video captures a sighting of the elusive bird in its grassy home in the remote Great Sandy Desert during the day.

In response to remarks by Australian Prime Minister Albanese, at the UN High-Level Event on Climate Action and the Just Transition, Oil Change International

A bitter fight is brewing between EV charging companies and poles-and-wires companies, and now a regulator has weighed in.

The federal government is paying to keep an oil platform safe after its owners collapsed. The Cliff Head platform off the WA coast has raised fresh questions about the strength of Australia's offshore...

Credits are treated as a straight alternative to emissions cuts, but carbon stored in nature is different to burning millennia-old fossil fuels

Australia may be underestimating the extinction risk facing many of its birds. Assessing 255 species, we found that 29% had highly uncertain conservation s

The NSW Government says the Great Koala National Park is “dependent” on money from carbon offsets. Media headlines suggests the offsets are “worth hundreds of millions of dollars”. One supporter of of...

More than half the wood removed under WA's trial of ecological thinning is being chipped and burned, according to information revealed in state parliament.

Several companies tied to the data center industry have delayed their initial public offerings amid the increasing public backlash to these energy guzzling facilities.

Victoria will require new data centres to source their own renewable energy under a strategy unveiled by Premier Ben Carroll.

Gen Z is the first generation to be pushing back against phone dependency and social media doomscrolling, an Australian researcher says.

Translate bushfire and natural hazards research into clear communications for partners, media, communities and public audiences.

To test the risks of surveillance and sabotage, Four Corners asked a hacker to show what China's top EV brand could see and do remotely.

When Pauline Hanson labelled SAS veteran and Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie a ‘traitor’ eight times, then animated the insult and pinned it to the top of her social media feed, she did more than p...

With Coalition support, One Nation is seeking to make a change to the Criminal Code that could decide the trials of Ben Roberts-Smith and Oliver Schulz.

A handbook of essays and watercolours on the seafloor of Port Phillip Bay, from a collective working across environmental humanities, art and marine science.

Colleagues, I post to share The Bottom of the Bay, an open-access ‘handbook’ for approaching the Port Phillip Bay seafloor from and amidst environmental humanities, literary, architectu…

Here’s a question you’ve probably never asked yourself: Why does Nauru Airlines exist? There’s a simple answer – Australia’s offshore detention regime. Australia’s “resettlement” program in Naoero req...

Once home to one of the most isolated policing roles in Australia, Birdsville's historical courthouse has reopened as a museum. Some residents say it is a reminder of the town's chequered past with In...

York University in Toronto will host the 2030 Fifth World Congress of Environmental History, marking its North American debut.

This 2027 University of Turin conference re-examines 19th-20th-century global industrialisation by exploring how timber's ongoing role reshaped world forests.

The state government has promised to fix half a million potholes this financial year, but some argue new strategies are needed to help manage the state's aging road network.

A growing religious community in the city's south-east will have to keep looking for a new spiritual home, after councillors rejected a bid to build a church on protected green wedge land.