With a strong El Niño summer looming, modelling reveals fire seasons are 21 per cent longer than they were 50 years ago, cause $6b in damage a year, and 5.6 million homes are at risk.
Bushfires will cost the economy an average of $6 billion a year over the next 30 years, nearly triple previous estimates, a national study warns.
Live speech - Global Citizen NOW 2026The Hon. Matt KeanChair - Climate Change AuthorityCheck against delivery.May I ...
Isuzu Australia Limited (IAL) has donated a new Isuzu 4x4 NPS Crew Cab to BlazeAid, a charity that works with rural ...
Chemical fingerprints in honey from the world's last Ligurian honeybee sanctuary reveal how the 2019–2020 bushfires ...
A rapidly warming world means more frequent and intense bushfires. And in Australia, the strengthening El Niño could create the conditions for ...
Australian canyon. It’s just another workday, or so you think, until you step into a patch of cool shade and find yourself ...
A rapidly warming world means more frequent and intense bushfires. And in Australia, the strengthening El Niño could create ...
This summer, Australia could face some of its most extreme bushfire conditions ever, due to the severity of an ever-strengthening El Niño. And for many Australians, memories of catastrophic natural ...
The newly commissioned McKell Institute report - Resilience Delivery Gap: Turning Australia's Housing Resilience Knowledge into Action - calls for coordinated national action to strengthen Australia's ...
A Victorian farming community says it’s prepared to resort to a mammoth sausage sizzle to rebuild a crucial bridge that was ...
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