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Darkest Mystery – William Serjeantson and Henry Hunt

On Monday 30 November 1835, a murder occurred near Campbell Town, but it took several months, some corrupt falsehoods, and a good...

Aquaculture Industry a Garbage Generator 3

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Aquaculture Industry a Garbage Generator

Media release – Neighbours of Fish Farming, 5 March 2022 Gutwein’s Garbage UN’s global plastics treaty signs another death knell for industrial...

ALGA: More Support Needed for Disaster Mitigation 6

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ALGA: More Support Needed for Disaster Mitigation

Media release – Australian Local Government Association (ALGA), 4 March 2022 More support needed for disaster mitigation The Australian Local Government Association...

9 Steps to 'De-extincting' the Thylacine 8

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9 Steps to ‘De-extincting’ the Thylacine

The reality of bringing back the Tasmanian tiger from extinction using its genome is now a step closer, but how will science...

Australia ‘In the Climate Cross-Hairs’ 10

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Australia ‘In the Climate Cross-Hairs’

Media release – Climate Council, 1 March 2022 Australia ‘in the climate cross-hairs’: new IPCC report outlines dramatic escalation of climate crisis...

IPCC Report: Coastal Cities are Sentinels for Climate Change 12

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IPCC Report: Coastal Cities are Sentinels for Climate Change

IPCC report: Coastal cities are sentinels for climate change. It’s where our focus should be as we prepare for inevitable impacts Coastal cities...

Autumn Potentially 'Wetter than Average' 14

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Autumn Potentially ‘Wetter than Average’

Advisory – Bureau of Meteorology, 25 February 2022 Autumn Outlook La Niña wanes while Australia faces a potentially wetter-than-average autumn Autumn days...

In Heatwaves, Tasmania’s Tall Eucalypt Forests No Longer Absorb Carbon 17

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In Heatwaves, Tasmania’s Tall Eucalypt Forests No Longer Absorb Carbon

Southern Tasmania’s tall eucalyptus forests are exceptionally good at taking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and converting it into wood. For many...