Study finds surprise variations in coral heat tolerance
New research has revealed evidence of variable heat tolerance in corals. The surprise findings will be important for reef adaptation and restoration as the world’s
Queensland’s most famous motor racing family is auctioning a race-winning car and iconic licence plate.
Steve Johnson’s Tru Blu #17 Touring Car and his father,
Over 1000 Queensland families reached out for emergency relief in August, more than doubling over the course of a year.
Queensland Council of Social of Social Service
Low-emissions sources are on track to generate more than half of the world’s electricity before 2030, but geopolitical tensions remain an underlying risk to the clean
Tech boost needed to maximise benefits of trade and travel
Outgoing Australian Border Force Commissioner Michael Outram addressed the National Press Club of Australia in Canberra today. Here is an extract of his speech, focussed
Lawsuits ensure renewable energy projects are just
The push to net zero has given rise to a new legal battleground, as renewable energy projects are increasingly subjected to litigation over the impacts on local
Two million Australian women have experienced stalking since the age of 15.
New analysis from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has also shown that in the past
Up to 21,000 people are dying of hunger each day in countries impacted by war.
A new Oxfam report, which looked at 54 conflict-affected countries, found they account for
Deception and manipulation target of new consumer laws
Businesses will no longer be able to ask consumers to create an account to make an online purchase under proposed changes to consumer law.
Prime Minister Anthony
Brisbane 2032 to launch a million air taxi flights
Airservices Australia is preparing for around one million air taxi flights each year across Australia in less than 20 years, with the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and