Swimmers may no longer be able to find out whether a swim site has faecal contamination because of a funding row between local councils and the NSW government.
Roland Davies spent his life savings trying to clean up Sydney’s beaches with free coffees and a fire truck called Trish.
Twenty-year-old Amara Strande’s deathbed crusade pushed the US to slash the levels of cancer-linked forever chemicals considered safe in drinking water.
A pipeline linking two oil platforms is being investigated as the source of a suspected hydrocarbon spill in Bass Strait.
From Williamtown,to Minnesota in the US and Wreck Bay on the NSW South Coast,Fellner has tracked the toxic trail of destruction left by a corporate giant.
An Australian documentary tracking the battle to hold Wall Street giant 3M Company to account for decades of toxic contamination around the planet has some extra star power to help get the message across.
The Hollywood actor will feature in a new Stan documentary exposing how 3M’s “forever chemicals” have sparked a worldwide contamination catastrophe.
A council in Melbourne’s west closed a playground after a resident found pieces of asbestos-containing material in mulch,along with other industrial waste.
Most Australians can expect to find forever chemicals – also known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl chemicals (PFAS) – in their blood.
Mornington Peninsula beaches will be cleaned by hand from July after testing found mechanical rakes left more than half the rubbish behind.
A disability pensioner secretly stockpiled more than 100,000 old tyres on a farm near Mildura,leaving a deceased woman’s family with a clean-up bill of $900,000.