Australia's Rabbit Crisis: History Repeats Itself
Australia's rabbit crisis continues to wreak havoc on ecosystems and agriculture, echoing past failures in pest control and highlighting ongoing challenges.
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Mandurah Hoarder Fined Thousands Over Car Hoarding Mania
A notorious hoarder in Mandurah, Damian Powell, has been fined $23,000 after years of ignoring city council demands to clean up his property filled with cars and junk, facing a potential maximum penalty of $8.5 million.
Mystery Odour Investigation in Geelong and Surf Coast
A mysterious odour has enveloped Geelong and the Surf Coast, prompting an EPA investigation into its source and potential health impacts.
Perth Bin Truck Fires Spark Battery Disposal Warning
Multiple bin truck fires in Perth suburbs have prompted urgent warnings about battery disposal. Authorities report incorrect disposal creates serious safety risks for drivers and communities.
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Perth's Tree Canopy Crisis: Carey Blames Councils and Residents
Planning Minister John Carey announces $10 million in grants while criticising local governments and homeowners for Perth's declining tree cover, as the state aims for 30% canopy by 2040.
Melville Bans Artificial Turf on Verges Amid Environmental Concerns
The City of Melville council has unanimously voted to prohibit artificial turf on roadside verges, citing climate, biodiversity, and urban cooling issues. The move aligns with Perth's broader shift away from synthetic lawns.
Verge Garden Program Launched for Suburbs by Groundswell Collective
Groundswell Collective has introduced a new verge garden program aimed at transforming suburban streetscapes into green, community-driven spaces across Australia.
Earth's 26-Second Pulse: A Geological Mystery
For over six decades, scientists have been puzzled by a consistent 26-second pulse emanating from Earth. Discover the leading theories behind this geological heartbeat and why it remains an unsolved mystery.
Neutrog Guilty Plea Over Adelaide Hills Fertiliser Odours
Biological fertiliser firm Neutrog has entered a guilty plea for breaching the Environmental Protection Act, following years of resident complaints about strong odours in the Adelaide Hills area.
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Canberra Hospital Threatens Endangered Cockatoos
A $1 billion northside hospital development in Canberra could impact nearly 13 hectares of habitat for endangered Gang-gang cockatoos, raising environmental concerns amid plans to address ageing healthcare infrastructure.
Grow Edible Water Plants: Kangkong, Water Chestnut, Watercress
Discover how to cultivate edible water plants like kangkong, water chestnut, and Lebanese watercress in small spaces. Learn their benefits for biodiversity and your kitchen.
Redhead Beach Sand Dune Plan Criticised as 'Reactive'
Lake Macquarie City Council has unveiled a plan to reshape and stabilise the shifting sand dune at Redhead Beach, but a local surf lifesaving club member says it's insufficient.
Coca-Cola's WA Bore Water Extraction Sparks Fury
Coca-Cola continues trucking WA's bore water from Gingin to its Kewdale plant for bottling, two years after a government scandal declaration. Locals express outrage over environmental and amenity impacts.
$5,000 Grants for Peel-Harvey Environmental Volunteers
A new pilot project offers grants up to $5,000 for volunteer groups working on environmental projects in Western Australia's Peel-Harvey catchment area, with applications closing February 13.
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Locals Fight Quarry Plan Over Rural Impact and Truck Traffic
Residents near Singleton oppose a major rock quarry in Elderslie, fearing it will destroy the area's rural charm and overwhelm local roads with heavy truck traffic, sparking community protests.
Man Found Dead After Truck Fire on Cassowary Coast
A man has been discovered deceased on a property in the Cassowary Coast region following a grass fire involving a truck. Emergency services responded to the incident.
Canberra's Path Infrastructure Crisis: Safety Concerns Mount
Canberra residents express frustration over congested shared paths around Lake Burley Griffin, calling for separated walker and cyclist infrastructure. Letters also address political promises, AI subtitle errors, and local governance concerns.
Barbecue Explosion Hospitalises Four at Lake Conjola
Four people, including two young children, were hospitalised after a barbecue explosion at a Lake Conjola holiday park. A gas leak is suspected as SafeWork NSW investigates the incident.
Surfers Skeptical Despite Expert Algal Bloom Claims
South Australia's top algal bloom scientist supports the Premier's assertion that the toxic bloom is dissipating, but local surfers report encountering 'brown muck' waves, highlighting a disconnect between official statements and on-ground experiences.
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Wollongong's Green the Gong: 1500+ Trees for Cooler City
Wollongong City Council receives $482,000 funding to plant over 1500 trees, targeting low-canopy suburbs. The initiative aims to increase canopy cover from 27% to 35%, cooling neighbourhoods and boosting biodiversity.
Perth Biosecurity Teams Target Invasive Weed in Wetlands
State authorities launch joint operation at Yellagonga Regional Park to combat the spread of Noogoora burr, a toxic weed threatening Perth's northern wetlands and agricultural industries.
Algae Cooling System for Homes Proposed by Murdoch Student
A Murdoch University PhD student is developing microalgae photobioreactors that could replace traditional air-conditioning in Western Australian homes, offering sustainable cooling and carbon capture benefits.
Geelong Water Storage Levels Drop, Residents Urged to Save
Barwon Water has issued a call for Geelong residents to conserve water as storage levels in the region's reservoirs have fallen significantly, prompting concerns over supply sustainability.
Canberra's Historic Trees Threatened by Light Rail Project
A lone cypress tree in Yarra Glen and other historic Canberra landmarks face removal as Stage 2B of the light rail progresses, sparking community memories and conservation concerns.
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Toxic Algae Warning for Perth's Lake Gwelup and Jackadder Lake
Residents in Woodlands are warned to avoid Lake Gwelup and Jackadder Lake after toxic blue-green algal blooms were confirmed, posing health risks to people and pets.
Helicopters Extract Flood Cars from Great Ocean Road Beaches
A major operation is underway to remove vehicles stranded by floods on Great Ocean Road beaches, using helicopters for extraction to protect the fragile coastal environment.
Geelong Mourns Jack McGee and Chris Hewitt as Cressy Crossing Victims
The Geelong community is in mourning after two local men, Jack McGee, 22, and Chris Hewitt, 35, were identified as the victims of a tragic train crossing incident in Cressy.
Why Seeds Taste Bitter: Nature's Economic Strategy
Explore how plants use bitter-tasting seeds as a defence mechanism in their evolutionary partnership with animals for seed dispersal, revealing nature's sophisticated resource management.
Tree Bark Microbes Remove Greenhouse Gases, Study Finds
Groundbreaking Australian research uncovers billions of microbes in tree bark that consume harmful gases like methane and hydrogen, offering a new weapon for urban air purification. Plant a tree today to help!
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Algal bloom flare-ups hit Yorke Peninsula, Kangaroo Island
New footage reveals algal bloom impacting Yorke Peninsula beaches. SARDI's leading scientist Professor Mike Steer shares his cautiously optimistic analysis of the situation.
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