How human waste could one day power your pools and schools An Australian-first initiative is set to transform the wastewater flowing beneath city streets into renewable energy, transforming the heat generated by raw sewage into a cheap and reliable source... See more
Australia’s used to heatwaves. What makes Europe’s ‘heat dome’ different? As an Australian living in Paris, France 24 English anchor Annette Young understands that Australians hardened to extreme heat “might wonder what all the fuss is about”. But, she sa... See more
Murray-Darling Basin ‘Absolute disrespect’: Bulldozers at the gate as fight over river steps up This project, in Victoria’s far north-west, is a flashpoint in the broader battle over the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Campaigners have camped out for weeks. - ... See more
‘Absolute disrespect’: Bulldozers at the gate as fight over river steps up Uncle Vince Kirby’s ancestors are buried in a sacred cultural space not far from where we stand. They left behind their fish traps, ceremonial grounds, cultural trees and shell mid... See more
How the looming El Nino will be amplified by climate conditions The world is on the cusp of an El Nino weather event that, in Australia, is likely to bring poor snow cover in peak skiing season, increased summer bushfire risks, drought, extreme heat and l... See more
