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Plus: How are farmers coping with the cost of fertiliser?
Australia sources nearly two-thirds of its urea from the Persian Gulf. With the strait blocked, prices have surged and Gippsland farmers are already making tough calls.
Why are the Europeans charging Aussie importers?
Ecologist says Australia's weather makes more sense when observed through an Indigenous, not European, lens.
Local councils on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales are falling into debt and ratepayers are footing the interest bill.
If you grew up in the 90s or early 2000s, there is a fair chance your parents voted for John Winston Howard, but why?
The Iranian military has closed a vital stretch of water, bringing a fifth of the world's oil and gas supply to a halt.
"There's a risk data centres are offered an all-you-can-eat-and-drink buffet of power and water. Without proper guardrails, communities pick up the tab.”
Plus: Are we finally getting a very fast train?
The National Account sat down with one of Australia's favourite comedy trios to talk South African rugby coaches, federal elections and oyster farming.
In the wake of the violence at the Isaac Herzog protest in Sydney, this lawyer says too many NSW police think there is nothing wrong with using excessive force.
Polluters are also donating to lobby groups, with Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting slinging $895,000 to right-wing lobby group Advance Australia.
A former senior advisor to Prime Minister Julia Gillard pulls back the curtain on authorised leaks, 15-hour days and why politicians still think spin works
Ever wondered how Australian elections really work?
What's going on with AGL's Gippsland mine rehabilitation
With Victoria ablaze, the emergency workers are being pushed to their limit.
The National Account's Archie Milligan asks Election Analyst Ben Raue: how legit is the polling surrounding Pauline Hanson's populist party?
We talk with our reporter on the ground to find out what's going on
The WA Liberal’s decision to back hate speech laws has triggered a revolt among his online base.
Why are doctors leaving this beautiful beachside town
What support is on offer for those on the ground?
A third of Melbourne's trams don't have air conditioning, how will the network cope with longer and more extreme heatwaves?
What does it cost the patient when the priority is quantity over quality?
Plus: How are we coping with hot trams?
The insurance council is encouraging those impacted who haven't returned home and don’t yet know the full extent of their damage to lodge claims.
