Samples from a giant petrel found dead at Roses Beach near Esperance, WA, have tested positive for H5 influenza in preliminary tests, with CSIRO confirming if it's H5N1 bird flu that has devastated global bird populations.
Asha Daisy Hodgson, 8, from Cowaramup, won the global IDEASforEARS Children's Invention Contest with a vibrating smart sleeping mask for people with hearing loss.
This week's wildlife gallery features a deer swimming, a penguin launching itself, and a rare sand cat spotted in the wild.
Europe's largest datacentre hub in Slough may be causing a heat island effect, with temperatures rising up to 9C locally, according to emerging research.
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Nepal's progress against child malnutrition and mortality is threatened by USAID funding reductions, with experts warning of rising stunting and wasting rates.
A new report warns that extreme heat driven by climate change poses the biggest threat to British sport, with cricket, football, and tennis facing disrupted seasons and health risks.
A severe heatwave grips Europe, with red alerts in France, Spain, and Italy. Temperatures exceed 45°C in some areas, prompting health warnings and travel disruptions.
As anti-LGBTQ legislation surges globally, communities face a pivotal moment to redefine Pride's purpose and protest spirit amid rising hostility.
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Shark bites are down globally but rising in Australia, with 21 bites per year this decade up from 12. Experts cite population growth, warming waters, and whale migrations as factors.
South Korea will train 500,000 military personnel across all branches to become 'drone warriors', citing drones as a gamechanger on the battlefield.
H5N1 bird flu has been detected in South Australia after first appearing in Western Australia. While human risk is low, the poultry industry is ramping up biosecurity measures to protect flocks and prevent supply disruptions.
Extreme heat across Europe could cut labour productivity by up to 2.2% by 2060, threatening economic growth, according to a new study. The impact is most severe in southern regions, with some sectors facing 50% losses.
A new study reveals that spikes in fossil fuel prices lead to a significant decline in air quality, as households and industries turn to cheaper, dirtier alternatives.
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A new study reveals that common swifts return to the same nest sites year after year, showing remarkable loyalty to their breeding locations.
Aaron Brand narrowly avoided being bitten by a southern giant petrel infected with H5N1 bird flu during a bodyboarding competition at Knights Beach, Port Elliot.
A chickpea pancake known by many names across the Mediterranean proves that modern borders are arbitrary, highlighting centuries of migration and cultural exchange.
Paris launches a massive underground cooling network using Seine River water to air-condition buildings, reducing energy use by 40% and cutting carbon emissions.
The heatwave scorching western Europe is the most severe and widespread ever, made possible only by fossil fuel-driven climate change, scientists say, with 45% of large cities facing record heat stress.
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Latvian intelligence and a second NATO source warn Russia is preparing a possible provocation in the Baltic states or Poland to test NATO cohesion amid Ukraine pressure.
New podcast series 'Brexit: An Oral History' features firsthand accounts from key figures, revealing untold stories behind the UK's decision to leave the European Union.
President Trump condemns vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflective Pool, calling it a 'disgrace' and promising federal investigation.
Amid a heatwave, haymaking becomes a frantic race against time to preserve quality, as farmers battle wilting crops and unpredictable weather.
A trip to St Kilda reveals Britain's most remote and wild landscape, with towering sea cliffs, abundant seabirds, and a haunting abandoned village.
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Karl Stefanovic's rapid shift to far-right views on his podcast has prompted a warning from the Prime Minister, but other politicians appear unconcerned.
A mother and daughter horseback riding on California's Mount Shasta discovered hundreds of solar-powered Bluetooth speakers playing eerie sounds, sparking theories of a Lemurian beacon system.
Fifa confirms rainbow flags allowed inside Seattle Stadium for Egypt vs Iran World Cup match, despite complaints from both teams over LGBTQ+ festivities.
Paris bans public alcohol consumption as hospitals reach 'saturation point' amid record heatwave, with temperatures hitting 40.9C and at least 48 drowning deaths.
A United Nations inquiry has concluded that Israel continues to commit genocide by deliberately targeting Palestinian children in Gaza. The report highlights systematic attacks on children as a central element of Israel's military operations.
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