ABC News

Adani's last environmental approvals are set to be finalised within three weeks, after the Queensland Premier called for the process to be resolved.

New Idea

The Prince of Wales has urged corporations to do a “great deal more” to tackle the “ever-increasing and alarming threat” of climate change.

The Guardian

Everyone loses when we sideline the people at the forefront of the transition to a zero emissions economy

SBS World News Australia

Adani CEO Lucas Dow has welcomed a commitment by the Queensland government to finalise the outstanding environmental approvals needed for the mine to proceed, or not.

Reneweconomy

RES Australia’s plans to build a 183MW wind farm with a 50MW/215MWh big battery near South Australia’s Barossa Valley are edging closer to reality, despite ongoing local opposition to the ambitious project.

The Canberra Times

If there was ever an animal that symbolised the city Australia's politicians call home, it would be an earless reptile.

Cosmos

Chimpanzees are handy with tools, but it appears they also resort to brute force when needed.

The Canberra Times

The common Myna bird, spotted in backyards across Australia, would become a declared pest under proposed changes the ACT government is seeking public comment on.

The Weekly Times

ALMOST 18 months after it was first announced Tasmania’s much-anticipated deer census is yet to begin.

The Courier Mail

New research has revealed turtles’ hidden talents, as footage gives a glimpse of their fascinating world on the Reef

ABC Rural

It has taken almost 20 years of lobbying from farmers, but today the first post of a new wild dog fence in Western Australia was driven into the ground.

The Guardian

Towns in western and central New South Wales, including Dubbo, Nyngan, Cobar, Walgett and Tamworth, are facing a crisis in their water supplies within a few months unless it rains, prompting emergency planning by water authorities.

The Conversation

This week Melbourne’s water storage dropped below 50%, a sign of the prolonged and deepening drought gripping eastern Australia. Sydney is only marginally better off, at 53.8% of full storage.

The Conversation

When you look at the waves breaking at the beach, those waves might be at the end of a long journey. The waves might have been created thousands of kilometres away, or they could have been created near you.

9 News

A luxury car dealer has been ordered to pay $132,000 over an oil spill that polluted Melbourne's Yarra river.

News.com.au

Flying cars, houses shattered into matchsticks and people literally blown out of their homes. This natural disaster is of epic proportions.

The Guardian

Shadow environment minister says ALP can’t keep pushing a market mechanism to reduce emissions nor could it ‘give up’ on tackling crisis.

7 News

Former NZ PM Sir Bill English says Australia needs to end its political impasse on climate change and consider a carbon price metric if the country is going to sort out its energy policy "mess".

The Guardian

The CFMEU has warned the Queensland premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, against rushing to have Adani’s Carmichael coalmine approved, saying it “risks selling out local jobs” and threatens water security in central Queensland.

Inside Waste

Infrastructure Victoria will advise the Victorian government on the necessary infrastructure required to improve recycling and resource recovery efforts in the state.

2GB

A farmer’s wife has made an emotional plea to the Environment Minister as she struggles with the prospect of bankruptcy if her family is prosecuted under repealed laws.

The Fifth Estate

In a sea of pro-coal sentiments and ecologically questionable development, the Sunshine Coast stands out as something of an anomaly.

2GB

Chris Smith says coal is the way forward after Australians headed to the polls and joined many countries around the world in rejecting extreme climate change policies.

Reneweconomy

The unexpected victory of conservatives in Australia’s election last Saturday is bad news for the future of global climate action, warn climate experts.

The Age

Recycling going to landfill; stockpiling of cardboard and chemicals; deadly warehouse fires – the state of waste in Victoria is fast approaching a tipping point.

Yahoo News

"We don't need advanced technology, Mother Nature has seaweeds and shellfish which sequester five times more carbon than land-based plants," said Bren Smith, winching a glistening haul of glossy brown kelp out of the sea.

The Herald Sun

The CEOs of six Australian businesses and business groups have a message for newly-elected Prime Minister Scott Morrison which involves a careful balance between climate change and energy costs.

Ten Daily

To reach carbon emissions targets, UK workers would need to reduce their working hours to nine hours per week.

The Fifth Estate

The number of jobs in the NSW environmental goods and services sector exceeded that of the state’s agricultural and mining sectors combined, according to recently released research from the NSW Innovation and Productivity Council.

The New Daily

The Australian dairy industry will need to contend with drought as the “new norm”, a diary giant has warned after the closure of a processing plant.

Reneweconomy

An unexpected federal election victory for the conservative Liberal / National Coalition led by Scott Morrison signals a new environment where state, territory, corporate and community action will need to drive and bolster the momentum for renewable energy development in Australia.

The Fifth Estate

Greener, liveable and healthier cities isn’t a panacea for societal ails, but it very well might be the closest thing we’ve got. Liveability of our cities and towns is an area of great need but mostly overlooked, so often sidelined to the dominance of infrastructure funding in public discourse.

The Fifth Estate

Queensland is known as the sunshine state and its capital Brisbane attracts 1300 new residents a month, lured by good weather, cheaper housing and a relaxed lifestyle. So what’s happening with the infrastructure?

The Advertiser

Slow and steady wins the race for the critically endangered western swamp tortoise breeding program.

ABC News

A consignment of 56,000 head of sheep due to be shipped on Saturday from Western Australia to the Middle East is in doubt due to a last minute, 700-page submission against the voyage by Animals Australia.

Australian Geographic

A FLOCK OF Aleutian terns, a shorebird that typically spends summer in Indonesia, made a rare visit to Australia in 2017, which researchers say contributed somewhere between $199,000-$363,000 to the Australian economy.

ABC News

The release of 10 critically endangered turtles back into the only place they are found on Earth has helped to secure the species' future.

Australian Geographic

This could be the first time an Australian World Heritage site is nominated exclusively for Aboriginal cultural values.

7 News

Climate change must be factored into efforts to prevent childhood gastro across the globe because there is a link between the disease and extreme weather, a new study has found.

ABC News

More than 3,000 warships lie scattered around the Pacific Ocean, remnants of a world war that ended more than 70 years ago.

News.com.au

Canada says it will remove truckloads of its garbage from the Philippines by the end of June after strong complaints from Manila.

GQ Australia

Uber have partnered with Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef as part of the global launch of scUber, the world’s first rideshare submarine on the Great Barrier Reef. The project aims to bring global eyes to the reef and shift the narrative from "...it’s too late, let's give up," to a position of inspiration: "let’s do whatever we can to keep this incredible natural gift alive." The scUber itself is an environmentally sound, battery, operated submarine that will tour the reef and offer passengers a once in a lifetime spectacle of the reef.

The Mercury

Tasmania must not be complacent about the risk climate change poses to its tourism sector, a leading researcher and member of the Climate Council has warned.

The West Australian

When it comes to collaboration Jacob Cassey has more experience than most other 14-year-olds.

The Australian Financial Review

Instead of detailing the dire consequences of climate change filmmaker Damon Gameau strives to show there are many ways for us to deal with the crisis, and to begin repairing the damage.