ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEClimate Change has brought Australia the most extreme weathers and summer heat. Australia's weather is becoming more extreme as climate change is worsening.
Australia will be the first to introduce Decentralized Energy Exchange (deX) to help people with solar panels on their rooftops with batteries make money from the sun.
If joined together, the mounds made by the cathedral termites will stand fourt times over the worl'd tallest building. A new study claims Australian termites migration was quite similar to humans.
Rocks in Australia and Greenland are most probably hte oldest living organisms on Earth. Scientists are saying that microorganisms on rocks are probably the oldest living thing here on Earth.
Australia government have decided to use nets to protect people from shark attacks. But campaigners of shark want to stop it as it kills not only shark but also other creatures.
Extreme weather changes and irregular temperatures are now happening in Australia. Australia already experienced one of its most unstable temperatures of this year alone.
An Australian health poll identifies gadget usage as number one health issue by Australian parents. Being in front of a screen, obesity and low amount of physical activity have been tagged as the top three health concerns for children and teenagers in Australia.
Data consumers are now to be exposed as data would now be collected under surveillance. Any data from consumers, as long as you are a consumer of telecommunications companies and internet service providers, all of your data are subjected to retention under law.
Researchers fear for the impending doom as researchers found that a one-meter rise in sea level is inevitable to happen over the next 100 to 200 years.
The new invention could be the Great Barrier Reef's saviour. Over the years, the Crown of Thorns starfish (COTs) has inhabited the Great Barrier Reef of Australia, coexisting with many other species.
Australia has always been a land of the strange and bizarre. It is home to some of the world's most unique animals, from the kangaroo, to the wombat, to the lovable Tasmanian devil. So the fact that it's raining spiders should come as no surprise.
Research shows that placing brightly-colored scrunchies on cats can alert their prey before they are captured, thereby protecting endangered wildlife such as birds, reptiles and amphibians.
A rare sea creature found off the coast of Australia in January has finally made its way to the Australian Museum for study. The creature, a rare goblin shark often referred to as an "alien of the deep" was originally found off the coast of Australia by a fishermen that has since donated it to the museum.