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News Online 12 Dec 2015

US president Barack Obama and Foreign Minister Julie Bishop hail the landmark accord reached in Paris as a "pivotal moment" and the best chance to save the planet from the effects of climate change. More

News Online 13 Dec 2015
Sara Phillips 15 Sep 2015

Malcolm Turnbull has toppled the party leader and sitting Prime Minister to assume the top job. For Australians worried about climate change, there's hope he'll be stronger on climate than his predecessor. More

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RN Sunday Extra 29 Jan 2017
Correspondents Report 29 Jan 2017
Awaye! 28 Jan 2017
Science Show 28 Jan 2017
7.30 17 Jan 2017

Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce has hit out at seafood importers suspected of knowingly selling diseased prawns, comparing them to sporting drug cheats. More

7.30 17 Jan 2017

Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce has hit out at seafood importers suspected of knowingly selling diseased prawns, comparing them to sporting drug cheats. More

7.30 6 Jan 2017

Residents have begun rebuilding their homes in the Victorian coastal hamlets of Wye River and Separation Creek, where 116 houses were destroyed by a bushfire in 2015. But planning expert but Michael Buxton thinks they should … More

7.30 16 Dec 2016

Tasmania's east coast has a choice to make between tourism and salmon farming, or it risks facing another 'forestry war-type scenario', millionaire environmentalist Graeme Wood says. More

7.30 13 Dec 2016

In New South Wales there have been nothing but green lights for Crown's Barangaroo casino project. But now James Packer's vision is facing trouble. Crown staff in China marketing to wealthy gamblers have been arrested, a move… More

News Online 30 Jan 2017

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The World Today 30 Jan 2017

Former Deputy Prime Minister Tim Fischer has called on the Victorian Government to address what he says is a 'ridiculous' heat policy… More

Pacific Beat 30 Jan 2017

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Correspondents Report 29 Jan 2017

ABC correspondents face all types of challenges and difficulties in the course of their work: conflict, disease and unfriendly govern… More

Science Show 28 Jan 2017

New Zealand has lost many native bird species following the introduction of predators such as rats and cats. Some species hang on wit… More

PM 27 Jan 2017

NOT POSTED KEYWORDS: far eastern curlew, migratory shorebird, Darwin, Singapore, satellite tracking, Larrakia Nations, threatened spe… More

On the Wider Web

The technique is used to determine the age of organic artefacts in fields like archaeology, geology, and ecology. But it could become unreliable within decades.
Using data from WRI’s CAIT Climate Data Explorer, this dynamic graph below allows you to explore emissions data for 2012.

Running out of time

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Three runners attempt to run 160km through remote wilderness to raise money for climate change.

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