With just three weeks until the launch of the National Environmental Protection Agency, what can it actually do?
The National Environment Protection Agency explained.
Plus: There's something toxic in the water
“A lot of the habitat formers - the seaweeds, understory invertebrates - have disappeared.”
Local investment in solar and wind projects is commonplace in Europe, so is it time Australia follows suit?
Tenants Union boss says the system can still be exploited.
Plus: when can your landlord kick you out?
Plus: The surprising Gen Z drinking trend
These "grassroots” movements appear to be organised by everyday people, but pull back the curtain and you’ll find the fossil fuel industry.
How many horse riding coaches in 2026? A nation waits to see if it will crack 1,000.
Plus: Why powering data centres with nuclear in Australia doesn't add up
Plus: Why we need a concussion culture change.
The world's most advanced small modular reactor is years from completion and billions over budget.
Analyst warns it’s the wrong option and a “red flag”.
Plus: Could we diagnose brain injuries with a breath test?
The minister responsible for letting all those betting ads go to air isn't keen to promote her new policies.
Plus: How do you negotiate a rent rise?
Tenants Union NSW says you’re more likely to see a rent rise reduced if you argue at the tribunal.
Plus: Why your landlord says they can't afford to fix anything
Australia has a proven misinformation problem and social media algorithms are making it worse.
Half of rental properties in Australia have an outstanding maintenance issue. A change to negative gearing rules might actually fix that.
Should you be able to opt-out of the algorithm?
A group from the Hunter Valley is in a High Court showdown.
Plus: What's mine and what's yours - coal in court
Tuesday’s budget has disappointed those who want to lessen our reliance on fossil fuels.
