Planes will this week cover areas in the southern half of the reef that escaped earlier bleaching but may have undergone high levels of heat stress

Leading scientists have described a failing system of wildlife protection in Tasmania, with government staff feeling pressure from officials to change advice to allow vital habitat to be logged and...

Series of before and after images spark renewed calls for Victoria to bring forward phase-out of native timber logging

Plant part-owned by Trevor St Baker was registered with emissions reduction fund but review said it should not qualify

Group calls for independent review of project it says would permanently damage Kosciuszko national park

Independent MP calls for approvals pause as Natural Resources Commission report shows more than 37,000ha approved to be cleared last year

The site of mass fish kills in 2019 has received significant inflows and the lower Darling River will finally reconnect with the Murray

The annual Australia’s Environment report finds last year’s heat and drought caused unprecedented damage

Antarctica’s weather has worldwide impacts and can be a ‘canary in the mine’ for patterns of change elsewhere

Exclusive: Mass bleaching seen along Great Barrier Reef could mark start of global-scale event, expert warns

Australian Conservation Foundation says about 729,000 tonnes of CO2 above agreed industrial limits went unpenalised

Conservationists call on the state to explain how it will boost wildlife protection in the wake of devastating fires

Activists says resolution shows strong support for fossil fuel companies to set limits on their own emissions and those that result from their products

High court to hand down George Pell verdict, water flows into the Menindee Lakes and Victoria renews logging