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They’re the dirtiest parts of the Yarra River. Could they ever be safe enough for swimming?
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They’re the dirtiest parts of the Yarra River. Could they ever be safe enough for swimming?

From the Seine to the Thames, there’s a growing international movement to make urban rivers swimmable again. What would it take for the Yarra River to join those ranks?

  • byBianca Hall

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They’re paving paradise to put up a dunny block. They can’t say they weren’t warned
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They’re paving paradise to put up a dunny block. They can’t say they weren’t warned

When silver-haired ladies threaten arson, it’s time for a bureaucratic rethink.

  • byAnson Cameron
Blue Mountains residents in PFAS zone face quiz on backyard vegies and chooks

Blue Mountains residents in PFAS zone face quiz on backyard vegies and chooks

The NSW environmental watchdog will door-knock homes in Medlow Bath after testing revealed high levels of toxic forever chemicals in creek sediment and water.

  • byCaitlin Fitzsimmons
Mystery surge of turtle deaths in protected Australian waters

Mystery surge of turtle deaths in protected Australian waters

Dozens of endangered green turtles and one dugong have died and been washed ashore near Brisbane.

  • byCaitlin Fitzsimmons
How do you save a starving koala?
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Animals

How do you save a starving koala?

The difficulty of moving koalas is again in focus following soaring numbers on French Island in Victoria, and deaths of translocated animals in NSW.

  • byBianca Hall
As Victoria unveils ‘last national parks’, are the forest wars over?

As Victoria unveils ‘last national parks’, are the forest wars over?

She tried to drive away from men wielding chainsaws in a forest coupe. But that was only the beginning.

  • byBianca Hall
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The heartbreaking moment when scientists discovered bird flu signs in Australian territory
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Bird flu

The heartbreaking moment when scientists discovered bird flu signs in Australian territory

Scientists have discovered a beach littered with dead elephant seal pups on sub-Antarctic Heard Island and collected samples for testing to confirm detection of H5N1 avian influenza.

  • byCaitlin Fitzsimmons
Ranked: The cleanest and dirtiest beaches in Sydney
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Ranked: The cleanest and dirtiest beaches in Sydney

A Herald analysis of BeachWatch data on water quality crunched the numbers for nearly 100 Sydney strands from Pittwater to Port Hacking – here’s how they rated.

  • byCaitlin Fitzsimmons
Rare discovery in Kosciuszko National Park as NSW rejects Barilaro-era brumby bill

Rare discovery in Kosciuszko National Park as NSW rejects Barilaro-era brumby bill

Ecologists found a critically endangered creature in footage from a camera set up to monitor feral cats. It is found only in one other location in NSW.

  • byCaitlin Fitzsimmons
Oh, deer: Why Victoria has rejected calls to stop protecting ferals

Oh, deer: Why Victoria has rejected calls to stop protecting ferals

Victoria is the only mainland state that lists deer as a protected game species, rather than a feral pest to be managed.

  • byBianca Hall
Those sticky Halloween cobwebs are killing our native wildlife

Those sticky Halloween cobwebs are killing our native wildlife

Plastics now comprise about 30 per cent of the material found in birds’ nests, as experts warn fake Halloween cobwebs sold at supermarkets are fuelling the problem.

  • byBianca Hall

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