Fourth NSW shark attack in three days injures surfer
A 39-year-old surfer is hospitalised after a shark bite at Point Plomer, marking the fourth such incident on the New South Wales coast in just 72 hours. Authorities warn of dangerous conditions.
Category : Environment
Fourth Shark Attack in Two Days on NSW Coast
A man is hospitalised after a bull shark attack at Point Plomer, marking the fourth incident in under 48 hours along the NSW coast. Beaches closed as experts warn of peak season.
Crocodile attack victim airlifted after Queensland creek mauling
A young man is in a stable condition after being attacked by a crocodile at a North Queensland creek. He suffered puncture wounds before being airlifted to hospital. Read the latest details.
Water firms may avoid pollution fines in new plan
Exclusive: Government white paper proposes letting water companies off pollution fines to prevent collapse. Campaigners call it 'desperate' and letting firms 'off the hook'.
Water firms face 'nowhere to hide' in major industry overhaul
The government unveils sweeping water industry reforms, including a new watchdog and 'MOT' for pipes, after years of sewage spills and supply crises. Read the full details.
Canadian woman found dead, dingo attack suspected
A 19-year-old Canadian woman has been found dead on K'gari (Fraser Island) with significant wounds, surrounded by dingoes. Authorities are investigating if it was an attack or drowning. Read the latest.
Deadly Chile Wildfires Kill 19, Leave 1,500 Homeless
Devastating wildfires in central and southern Chile have killed at least 19 people and displaced 1,500. President Boric declares a state of catastrophe. Read the latest updates.
Cow's Tool Use Forces Rethink on Animal Intelligence
A Swiss cow's clever back-scratching with a brush has scientists rethinking livestock cognition. Discover the study that found flexible tool use, a trait seen mainly in chimps.
Shark expert vows to break law after Sydney attacks
A shark expert says he will personally catch sharks and 'pay the fine' after a spate of attacks in Sydney. Beaches are on lockdown after three incidents in 26 hours.
Chile wildfires kill 19, prompt state of catastrophe
At least 19 people have died and 1,500 are homeless as devastating wildfires sweep central and southern Chile. President Gabriel Boric has declared a state of catastrophe.
Gangs use ice cubes in catapults to kill London wildlife
Wildlife charity warns of 'out of control' catapult attacks in Bromley and South East London, with gangs using ice cubes as ammunition to avoid evidence. Over 36,000 back petition for new laws.
Cow's Tool Use Challenges Animal Intelligence Views
A Brown Swiss cow in Austria has displayed remarkable tool-using skills, leading scientists to reassess cattle intelligence. Discover the story of Veronika and what it means for our understanding of livestock.
Chile Wildfires Kill 19, Leave 1,500 Homeless
Deadly wildfires sweep central and southern Chile, claiming 19 lives and destroying homes. President Boric declares a state of catastrophe. Read the latest on the emergency response.
Stop Rodents with a DIY Cayenne Pepper Garden Spray
Garden expert reveals a safe, cheap DIY spray using cayenne pepper to deter rats and mice from invading your garden this January. Learn the simple recipe and method here.
Record ocean heat hit 23 zettajoules in 2025
Earth's oceans absorbed a staggering 23 zettajoules of heat in 2025, a new record. This immense energy, equivalent to boiling 69 quadrillion kettles, intensified heatwaves, storms, and sea-level rise. Urgent climate action is needed now.
Food and Drink Cargo Washes Up on Sussex Coast
A cargo spill is depositing onions, gin, and fresh produce on Brighton's beaches after Storm Goretti. The council warns against collecting items due to contamination risks. Read the full story.
US protests jump 133% in Trump's second term
New data shows a 133% increase in US protests since Trump's return. From anti-ICE to No Kings rallies, grassroots mobilisation is spreading nationwide. Explore the historic shift.
Sydney's $32bn Plan to Fix Sewage System and Stop Poo Balls
Sydney Water plans a massive $32bn investment over 15 years to upgrade its sewerage system and reduce ocean outfall, following embarrassing 'debris ball' incidents on famous beaches. Read the full story.
Sydney Beaches Closed After Three Shark Attacks
Sydney's Northern Beaches are closed after three shark attacks, including two on children, in just over a day. Experts warn of peak bull shark season. Read the latest.
Chile wildfires kill 18, cause 'total destruction'
Wildfires in central and southern Chile have killed at least 18 people and destroyed hundreds of homes. President Boric declares a state of catastrophe. Read the latest updates.
Sydney's triple shark attack shock
Sydney is in shock after three separate shark attacks in just over 24 hours, leaving two in critical condition. Authorities close beaches and suspect bull sharks. Read the latest.
How to Sow Seeds Indoors: Expert Gardening Tips
Get a head start on your garden! Horticulturist Huw Richards shares essential tips for sowing seeds indoors, from chillies to cosmos. Learn about water, heat, and light for success.
Ohio's environmental comeback story told in IMAX film
A new IMAX documentary, 'Ohio: Wild at Heart', showcases the state's remarkable environmental recovery, from the infamous Cuyahoga River fire to its top-ranked parks. Discover the story of conservation and renewal.
Sydney Shark Attacks: Three Incidents in 24 Hours
A series of shark attacks off Sydney's coast has left a man and a boy critically injured, with multiple beaches closed. Authorities suspect bull sharks are responsible. Read the latest updates.
Sydney shark attacks: Boy fights for life after mauling
A 12-year-old boy is critically injured after a shark attack in Sydney Harbour, one of three incidents in 24 hours. Officials warn swimmers to avoid murky water.
Sydney shark attacks leave man and boy critical
A man and a boy are critically injured after three separate shark attacks in Sydney within 24 hours. Beaches closed as authorities investigate. Read the latest updates.
Orca pod attacking boats has unique 'language'
Scientists discover the rogue 'Gladiator' orca pod attacking boats in the Strait of Gibraltar communicates in a unique language never heard before. Could this explain their coordinated strikes?
Amanda Owen's cupboard bed for child sparks social services joke
Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen joked social services would be called as her children revealed unique bedroom plans in their renovated farmhouse. The shepherdess spoke on ITV's This Morning.
Expert's key tip to attract birds to your garden all year
Bird feeding expert Richard Green explains how to choose the right feeder and food for each season to help UK wildlife thrive. Avoid one common mistake to make your garden a sanctuary.
36 dead as Philippines landfill recovery ends
Search operations conclude after deadly landfill collapse in Cebu City kills 36 workers. Authorities launch investigation into safety failures as waste services remain disrupted.
Page 21 of 238