AAustralia Read More Qantas passenger’s discovery from plane window highlights grim prediction: ‘Sustains itself’September 3, 2025 Several hundred metres off the ground, a picture snapped by a Qantas passenger shows the chaotic beach scenes…
AAustralia Read More ‘Bubble curtain’ to protect giant Australian cuttlefish from South Australia’s toxic algal bloomAugust 28, 2025 The federal and South Australian governments are investing nearly $700,000 to install a “bubble curtain” hoping to protect…
AAustralia Read More Australia’s youngest senator Charlotte Walker delivers candid ‘first speech’August 26, 2025 The nation’s youngest senator has opened up about her battle against bullying as well as her concerns about…
AAustralia Read More Ongoing closure of Rapid Bay jetty and dive site threatens businessAugust 23, 2025 Divers and tourism operators are lobbying the South Australian government to secure the remnants of the Rapid Bay…
AAustralia Read More South Australian businesses lose trade because of toxic algal bloom, survey findsAugust 11, 2025 A tourism survey found about 40 per cent of South Australian businesses impacted by the toxic algal bloom…
AAustralia Read More Fish and chip shops call for calm amid algal bloom anxietyAugust 9, 2025 Local seafood is a point of pride for takeaway shop owner and former fisherman Anthony Salkicevic. But recently,…
AAustralia Read More Algal bloom citizen scientist records more than 1,000 dead sea creatures on 500m beachAugust 7, 2025 Each day for the past two weeks, Johanna Williams has walked a stretch of Adelaide’s coast with a…
AAustralia Read More As South Australia deals with its algal bloom, California is dealing with anotherJuly 27, 2025 A dead sea lion is discovered on one end of the coast, and not far away an entire…
HHeadlines Read More Federal funding to assist SA to deal with algal bloom, but no national disaster declarationJuly 21, 2025 The federal government has pledged $14 million to assist South Australia as it continues to deal with a…
EEnvironment Read More Algal bloom leaves Coorong facing ‘ecological collapse’, advocates warnJuly 21, 2025 The internationally significant Coorong wetlands are at risk of becoming a “wasteland” due to the toxic algal bloom…
EEnvironment Read More Going beneath the surface to protect dolphinsJuly 19, 2025 Australia is home to the world’s only city-based dolphin sanctuary, established in 2005 to protect a pod, considered…