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A new study published in CABI Reviews suggests that the impact of climate change on animals will be “multi-faceted” with “cascading effects” across five welfare domains including nutrition, environment, behaviour, physical and mental health.

Queensland cattle farmers like Adam Coffey are doing everything they can to make their practices more environmentally friendly.

"It was normal size, but smaller than a hand," the Australian finder of the odd amphibian told Newsweek. "It just hopped at a normal toad speed."

A Queensland man who found a five-legged cane toad in his backyard described the discovery as "freaky". Exp...

Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …

The big news this week was Jacinda Ardern describing David Seymour in an unparliamentary phrase on an open mike in Parliament.  But the matter was resolved in a way that can only happen in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Twice-yearly shearing leads to better returns, University of Queensland and Elders study finds TueTuesday 29 Researchers say twice-shorn ewes are less stressed than those only shorn once a year. ( Share Print text only Cancel Sheep farmers could double their wool income and produce healthier lambs by shearing twice a year, according to University of Queensland (UQ) and Elders research. Key points: Researchers have found lambs with twice-shorn mothers had finer wool Elders Central Western NSW di...