The mysterious appearance of beach balls on Sydney’s shores late last year is likely linked to the city’s sewage treatment facilities, according to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA). The unusual …
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Sydney Council Unveils Banner Following Poisoning of Century-Old Tree on Leafy North Shore
by adminHornsby Council is probing the possible poisoning of a century-old turpentine tree located in Thornleigh on Sydney’s upper north shore. A banner has been placed on the tree in Goodlands …
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Britain’s Second-Largest City Declares ‘Major Incident’ Amidst 17,000 Tonnes of Uncollected Rubbish Piling Up on Streets
by adminBirmingham, the second-largest city in Britain, has officially declared a “major incident” due to a sanitation worker strike that has left over 17,000 tonnes of rubbish accumulating on the streets. …
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Tasmanian Salmon Industry Defence Sparks ‘Stinking, Rotten’ Parliament Debate Following Leonardo DiCaprio’s Critique
by adminIn a dramatic display in the Senate, Greens environment spokesperson Sarah Hanson-Young protested Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s support for the Tasmanian salmon industry by holding up a decaying fish. This …
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Toxic Micro-Algae Linked to Mysterious ‘Yellow Foam’ and Fish Mortality on South Australian Shores, Researchers Discover
by adminLast week, a concerning incident occurred along South Australia’s coast between Waitpinga and Parsons beaches, where large amounts of yellow foam and numerous deceased marine creatures, including fish and seahorses, …
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Urgent Action Needed: Thousands of Fish Found Dead in Rivers Following Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
by adminFish habitat charity OzFish has reported alarming scenes in northern New South Wales, where numerous fish have been observed gasping for air or found dead. This distressing event is particularly …
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During a recent speech at the Lowy Institute in Sydney, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton faced interruptions from anti-nuclear energy protesters. The activists voiced their concerns, with one shouting, “Why are …
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A jury in North Dakota has ruled against Greenpeace, holding the environmental organisation accountable for millions in damages to Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) over protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline. …
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Tasmania’s Panama Music Festival Goes on Hiatus to Advocate for its Forested Venue
by adminThe organisers of ‘A Festival Called Panama’ in Tasmania have announced a hiatus in 2026 as part of a campaign to protect the Panama Forest, the festival’s venue, from impending …
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An Australian superannuation fund, Active Super—previously known as the Local Government Superannuation Scheme—has been fined $10.5 million due to greenwashing practices. The Federal Court determined that the fund misled both …
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