The wonder of a good wingman and the power of play are clear in the world of Western Australia’s world-famous bottlenose dolphins,a global research team finds.
This vast and ambitious plan has weaknesses – particularly around the popular tourism area of Esperance – that could hobble it from the start,say scientists.
Australia’s wildlife is under threat from feral invaders on land and at sea,but some of the greatest gains are being made away from the mainland.
Scott Morrison has taken a new role at a deep-sea mining fund linked to AUKUS tech and treasure hunters,as pressure grows on Australia to oppose the controversial new mining frontier.
A Sydney woman illegally cleared hectares of native vegetation and destroyed critical koala habitat to make a site for a house and space for her family to drive their cars.
A damning population report conducted by scientists in November was finally handed to Rockingham councillors on Wednesday night.
More than 560,000 chickens have been destroyed at two farms in Victoria’s west as officials confirmed two different strains of avian influenza were detected at the properties.
The federal government’s first national audit of the environmental offsets scheme has found many projects are not fulfilling their commitments.
Ku-ring-gai Council is claiming the Minns government has broken the law with its plan for development in special transport hubs.
The NSW biodiversity outlook suggests the state is set lose nearly a quarter of all known plant and animal species in the next 100 years,and habitat loss from land clearing especially in the agricultural industry is the biggest cause.
There is still no plan for a new Penguin Island discovery centre more than a year on from a decision to stop an on-island build.