The Latest Breaking News from Tim Flannery

The number of critically endangered wombats fell to just 35 in the 1990s, and thanks to efforts like camera traps, they're back

Campaigners say there’s impatience about Australia’s reluctance to stop ‘opening, subsidising and exporting fossil fuels’

Property values have recovered from their January low, while the cost of homes is one factor driving a change in the way younger people live and vote

As one of Australia’s most influential voices on climate, Lesley Hughes has thought deeply about how to talk about the crisis and says hope has a key role to play

The brumby debate refuses to go away. Nothing seems able to settle this matter.

Thousands of Australian books have been found on a pirated dataset of ebooks, known as Books3, used to train generative AI. Richard Flanagan, Helen Garner, Tim Winton and Tim Flannery are among the leading local authors affected – along, of course, with writers from around the world.

As humanity hurtles towards a climate catastrophe, the debate has shifted – from the science to solutions. We know we need to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. But progress has been painfully slow.

Climate Changers and One Night in Memphis are on.

With Meg 2: The Trench currently showing in cinemas – its eponymous star looking unhelpfully like an oversized great white shark – megalodons are having another pop cultural moment.