Authorities have issued a terrifying cyclone warning video ahead of a category 5 system bearing down the country’s north, simulating the possible extent of the damage.
Georgia Palgan
Residents in the path of Tropical Cyclone Narelle have been issued a desperate plea as the category 5 system looms off Australia’s coast.
Jack Nivison, Jessica Paul
Residents living on the affected streets were consulted in late 2025 and every street was recommended for changes, except Alexandra Avenue, after locals strongly objected the move.
Harriet Flinn
Millions of Aussies are bracing for the worst as authorities warn incoming tropical cyclone Narelle could be the biggest system many have seen “in living memory”.
Jack Nivison, Abisha Sapkota, Clareese Packer and Emma Kirk
One Sydney suburb copped an absolute battering overnight, as a severe thunderstorm dropped 93mm of rain in just an hour.
Abisha Sapkota
Danish Royals King Frederik and Queen Mary have touched down in Melbourne — and the Aussie-born monarch has already showed off some of her skills at the MCG.
Australia is seesawing between floods and fires with increasing frequency, leaving a trail of ecosystem stress, property damage and strained council budgets.
Poppy Johnston
Australia has experienced dramatic climate “whiplash” this summer, with the same regions scorched by catastrophic fires then devastated by record floods within weeks.
Blair Jackson
Aussies are bracing for a possible category 3 cyclone within days, after parts of the country were smashed by record-breaking rain.
Emma Kirk, Abisha Sapkota
The reviews are rolling in for the cultivated quail products gracing Australian plates in high-end restaurants after being grown in a lab.
Parts of Australia face one of the wettest Marches on record as monsoonal weather unleashes dangerous flooding in several states.
The snow gum forests of Australia's high country are dying, and it could have profound consequences for the nation's largest river system.
Robyn Wuth
As a destructive bee pest spreads across the eastern states, an almond grower with a dwindling yield is banking on WA as a safe haven to rear 33.5 million bees.
Amy Cavender
SEE THE PICTURES: A WA sparkie says it’s a ‘miracle’ he’s alive after a shark attacked his foil board before he was thrown into the murky depths beside the ocean predator.
Caleb Runciman
New research has revealed the staggering financial cost of South Australia’s algal bloom crisis, with fishing and tourism industries hit hardest.
David Hannant
A desperate search is underway for a man who fell from a houseboat in raging floodwaters, as parts of one Aussie state face a massive clean-up effort.
Jack Nivison, Euan Kennedy and Emma Kirk
Data centres could soon be subject to stricter grid connection standards to protect Australia's network from blackouts and instability.
It burns hotter, faster, and is “changing the nature of Australia’s deserts” – now, leaders are travelling to Canberra to plead for action.
Nathan Schmidt
About 150 people turned out to support the Friends of Nanarup campaign against the proposal to build a desalination plant near the beach.
Claire Middleton
The world-famous Ningaloo coast is a little cleaner this week thanks to the efforts of a group of locals.
Laura Newell
Opposition to taking action on climate change is intensifying and driven by ideology rather than engineering, says former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull.
Native animals all across the country have something to ‘hoot’ about, with the Federal regulator recommending a ban on insidious owl killing second-generation rat poisons.
Craig Duncan
A desperate search for two international tourists who vanished in floodwaters is continuing, as police confirm a major detail in their rescue attempts.
Jack Nivison
Repealing the diesel fuel tax credit for miners would help turbocharge industry decarbonisation in a state behind on its emissions-slashing targets.
