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bushfires
One of the world’s most peculiar animals is fighting for its existence, scientists say.
The US tennis star had expressed concern over bushfire smoke when she touched down in Melbourne.
Authorities warn NSW and Victoria are yet to experience more thunderstorms in coming days, but it won't extinguish all the blazes.
The Monash University report said extreme heat and weather events would have a growing impact on sport in Australia.
“The contrast between the current bushfire crisis and this sudden flooding is striking," said the director of the Australian Reptile Park.
The moment was captured on Kangaroo Island, which one shaken rescuer said has "bodies of charred animals as far as the eye can see.”
Aboriginal people have said that seeing the fires destroy nature is a reminder that the land was stolen from them 232 years ago.
Renowned artists Gillie and Marc are devastated by the lawmakers' refusal to accept the sculpture.
“Maybe go outside and scream at some kids who look like they’re having too much fun on a swing set.”
As Australia’s bushfire crisis continues, the fire expertise of Aboriginal people is gaining more attention.