The Bureau of Meteorology has declared an El Niño event is underway, warning that climate change will amplify its effects on Australia, increasing risks of extreme heat, bushfires, and coral bleaching. Experts predict a record warm year globally.
The Bureau of Meteorology has declared El Niño is underway in the tropical Pacific, warning climate change will amplify its effects on Australia, increasing risks of extreme heat, bushfires, and coral bleaching. Experts anticipate a record warm year globally.
Recreational fishers are calling for an end to trials of 1.6-kilometre-long tunnel fishing nets in the Great Barrier Reef, citing concerns over indiscriminate catch and economic impact. The nets are proposed as an alternative to gillnets, which will be banned in 2027.
Australia's immigration detention centres face scrutiny over security failures, while US-Iran peace talks advance and Donald Trump faces Republican backlash. Other news includes a fatal shark attack, rising Australian travel to Vietnam, Russia's use of a hypersonic missile in Ukraine, and UK police investigating Prince Andrew.
Australian immigration detention centres face security failures, leading to detainee escapes and staff injuries. Meanwhile, US-Iran peace talks progress, Donald Trump faces Republican criticism, and Australian politics becomes a target for prediction market bets. The EPL concludes with Arsenal winning the title.
A 39-year-old man has died following a shark attack near Kennedy Shoal off Queensland's Great Barrier Reef. This is the second fatal shark attack in Australia this month, following the death of Steven Mattaboni on May 16th.
澳洲昆士蘭州大堡礁附近發生鯊魚襲擊事件，一名39歲男子遭鯊魚攻擊後身亡。這是本月澳洲發生的第二起致命鯊吻事件，事發地點靠近熱門旅遊城市凱恩斯。
A 39-year-old man has died after a shark attack at Kennedy Shoal on the Great Barrier Reef, south of Cairns. Emergency services were alerted on Sunday afternoon after the man was attacked while fishing and later succumbed to his injuries at the Hull River Heads boat ramp.
Fuel costs have more than doubled for one of the Great Barrier Reef's major tourism operators — and it's forcing a rethink on how paradise is powered.
Fuel costs have more than doubled for one of the Great Barrier Reef's major tourism operators — and it's forcing a rethink on how paradise is powered.
