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OUTBACK FRUIT MAN TRAVELS ALMOST 3,000 KILOMETRES FOR FORTNIGHTLY FOOD RUN
A Burketown fruit man travels about 3,000km on rugged roads every fortnight to deliver food to local cattle stations and towns... READ MORE›
WEST QUEBEC MAYORS GRAPPLE WITH 'NEW NORMAL' AFTER LATEST FLOODS
Joanne Hamilton's property on Meech Lake suffered heavy damage after a beaver dam broke uphill from her home during the rainstorm... READ MORE›
THREE DEAD IN AUSTRALIA SKYDIVE INCIDENT
Skydiving is a popular tourist activity in the area, with many of the backpackers who travel the Queensland coast stopping by Mission Beach... READ MORE›
CROCODILE SUSPECTED OF KILLING AUSTRALIA WOMAN WITH DEMENTIA
The remains were found about 2 kilometers a mile from the nursing home... READ MORE›
'JEALOUS' BOYFRIEND SET MILLIONAIRE'S YACHT ADRIFT AFTER CATCHING GIRLFRIEND ON...
The remains were expected to be confirmed as human by pathologists in Cairns on Friday, Mr Lukin said... READ MORE›
MOST AMERICANS BLAME WILD WEATHER ON GLOBAL WARMING
I don't think it's man-made climate change, Posey said... READ MORE›
U.S. TIES RECORD FOR COSTLY WEATHER
There have been 15 costly disasters through September, tying 2011 for the most billion-dollar weather disasters for the first nine months of a year... READ MORE›
RYANAIR BOSS O'LEARY ADMITS FLIGHT SCRAPPING 'MESS' COULD COST AIRLINE MILLIONS
Mr O'Leary said customers whose flights have been cancelled will receive an email by Monday evening... READ MORE›
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GREAT BARRIER REEF AT 'TERMINAL STAGE'
Great Barrier Reef at 'terminal stage' scientists despair at latest coral bleaching data... READ MORE›
DELUGE BRINGS MONTH'S RAIN IN ONE DAY, FORCING SECOND DAY OF QUEENSLAND SCHOOL CLOSURES
Intense rainfall is predicted on Thursday afternoon, before the weather is expected to clear early on Friday... READ MORE›
IMAGES OF NEW BLEACHING ON GREAT BARRIER REEF HEIGHTEN FEARS OF CORAL DEATH
Exclusive Coral bleaching found near Palm Island as unusually warm waters are expected off eastern Australia, with areas hit in last year's event in mortal danger... READ MORE›
QUEENSLAND TO BUILD ONE OF THE WORLD'S LONGEST ELECTRIC VEHICLE HIGHWAYS
Queensland will have a 2,000km network of electric vehicle charging stations that make up one of the world's longest electric vehicle highways within six months... READ MORE›
CARBONS CASUALTIES RESETTLING THE FIRST AMERICAN CLIMATE REFUGEES
The floods ruined the trailer's oven, so the family cooks on a hot plate... READ MORE›
EXTREME WEATHER 'COULD KILL UP TO 152,000 A YEAR' IN EUROPE BY 2100
Extreme weather could kill up to 152,000 people yearly in Europe by 2100 if nothing is done to curb the effects of climate change, scientists say... READ MORE›
CLIMATE DENIER SENATOR WANTS CSIRO INQUIRY
The CSIRO has no empirical evidence that proves carbon dioxide from our activity effects climate, none, Senator Roberts said... READ MORE›
THIRSTY SNAKES SLITHER INTO AUSTRALIAN TOILETS AS DRY SEASON BITES
Thirsty snakes are moving into north Queensland homes with two pythons recently found in toilets... READ MORE›
MEDICAL SCIENTISTS REPORT ON THE IMPACT CLIMATE CHANGE IS HAVING ON HEALTH
The study reports that if you live on the West Coast, wildfires, extreme temperatures, poorer air quality, extreme weather events, and agricultural risks are occurring... READ MORE›
'HUMAN FINGERPRINT' FOUND ON GLOBAL EXTREME WEATHER
A key factor is the fast-melting Arctic, which is now strongly linked to extreme weather across Europe, Asia and north America... READ MORE›
WOMAN DIES IN 20-CAR PILE-UP ON A40 AS COLD WEATHER ALERT ISSUED
Forecasters have also issued a severe weather warning as the closing days of the year are expected to see temperatures drop as low as... READ MORE›
AS IT HAPPENED: NERVOUS WAIT FOR NORTHERN NSW
Heavy rain is wreaking havoc across Queensland and northern NSW as the remnants of ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie move south... READ MORE›
'MORE HOT SUMMERS' FOR PARTS OF UK
The computer simulations-based study in journal Nature Climate Change finds that milder winters and drier summers will also become more likely... READ MORE›
LEADERS GATHER IN BRISBANE FOR G20
Tensions with Russia over Ukraine will also draw attention, while campaigners want climate change on the agenda... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE: WORLDS WEALTHIEST UNDERSTAND, BUT ONLY HALF SEE IT AS THREAT
In Russia, despite widespread understanding of climate change, less than 50 percent of people thought it was a risk to them... READ MORE›
NORTH POLE COULD BE WARMER THAN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TODAY
That's absolutely terrifying and incredibly rare, writes meteorologist Eric Holthaus at Slate... READ MORE›
EL NINO WEATHER 'COULD BE AS BAD AS 1998', SAYS NASA
That El Nino played havoc with world weather systems and was blamed for several extreme weather events... READ MORE›
WELCOME TO CROCODILE COUNTRY: THE REMARKABLE COMEBACK OF AUSTRALIA'S JAWS OF THE NORTH
More than a quarter of north Queenslanders supported conserving and protecting crocodiles, and most 52 percent wanted an approach that balanced human safety and crocodile conservation... READ MORE›
FLOOD DISASTERS MORE THAN DOUBLE ACROSS EUROPE IN 35 YEARS
Insurance firm research reveals steep increase in flash floods and says rise is in line with climate change... READ MORE›
WEATHER VIEW: PHOTOS OF THIS WEEK'S WEATHER - BY READERS AROUND THE WORLD
Wherever you are in the world, we'd love to see your most striking photos of this week's weather... READ MORE›
BRITISH BACKPACKER 'RAPED AND KEPT CAPTIVE AT LOCATIONS ACROSS QUEENSLAND FOR SEVERAL WEEKS'
British backpacker 'raped and kept captive at locations across Queensland for several weeks'... READ MORE›
ASTONISHING PICTURES SHOW SIBERIAN TOWN LEFT ENCASED IN ICE AS TEMPERATURES DROP TO -40C
Dudinka has a population of around 22,000 and is located in Krasnoyarsk Krai, a large territory that borders the Arctic Ocean... READ MORE›
BRITISH BELIEF IN CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE RISE, RESEARCH FINDS
Should be a bit more decisive in saying extreme weather is one of the risks of climate change, he said... READ MORE›
GREAT BARRIER REEF: THIRD FATALITY IN A WEEK AS BRITISH TOURIST DIES ON DIVE
A British man has died while diving on the Great Barrier Reef, the third death in three days among visitors to Australia's popular natural tourist attraction... READ MORE›
8 CHILDREN FOUND DEAD IN AUSTRALIAN HOME
Eight children were found dead on Friday inside a home in Manoora, Australia, police said... READ MORE›
BRITAIN'S DORMICE HAVE DECLINED BY A THIRD SINCE 2000, REPORT SHOWS
Numbers of Britain's native dormouse have declined by more than a third since 2000, according to the first definitive report on the state of the species... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIAN WOMAN SUMMA SIMMONDS DIES IN BALI AFTER SUSPECTED VODKA BINGE
Indonesian police claim Ms Simmonds, from Cairns in Far North Queensland, had consumed a whole bottle of vodka... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE THREATENS CHINAS BOOMING COASTAL CITIES, SAYS EXPERT
The biggest direct effect of projected climate change is heat waves... READ MORE›
SHELBURNE BAY'S WHITE SANDS RETURNED TO WUTHATHI PEOPLE AFTER LAND RIGHTS FIGHT
The lands of the Wuthathi people in Shelburne Bay were formally handed back by the Queensland government in Lockhart River this month... READ MORE›
'ROD, EXCUSE ME': HANSON SAYS CULLETON NEEDS TO EXPLAIN LETTER
Pauline Hanson wants her One Nation senator Rod Culleton to meet her on Wednesday morning to explain a letter he wrote to a Queensland magistrate... READ MORE›