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June 4, 2022
The NSW government faces a delicate balancing act as it considers the future of a popular walking track, which has been shut for two years on cultural and safety grounds
February 14, 2022
The “Black Summer” bushfires burned an area the size of the U.K. in Australia in 2019-20, forcing foresters to reconsider the meaning of forest resilience and how best to restore forests as climate change and drought intensify.
January 10, 2022
A body believed to be that of missing man Muhammad Ferdiansah, 26, has been found in the Stirling Range national park in Western Australias south.
June 3, 2021
A spectacular cloud formation rolled over Bluff Knoll peak in Western Australia’s Stirling Range, as captured in stunning footage taken on May 21.Video shot by Jigar Gosrani shows a “reverse cloud waterfall,” which he filmed shortly after sunrise.The cloud formation “condensed into silky thin strings of cotton candy as it made its way off the rounded edge toward freedom on the other side of the mountain,” wrote Gosrani in the video’s caption, describing ...
May 25, 2021
Snow flakes blanketed parts of Western Australias Great Southern region on Tuesday as a strong cold brings rain and cool temperatures to the countrys southwest.
May 24, 2021
Weather News Weather Feeds Weatherzone offers a range of free weather products that you can easily incorporate into your website.Weather feeds No Ads Bookmark your favourite pages Weather News Hail in WA, with snow a chance this morning Ben Domensino, Monday May 24, 2021 - 09:35 EST Hail has blanketed parts of Western Australias Great Southern District amid a surge of icy weather on Monday morning. A cold air mass moving up from the Southern Ocean is today spreading over southwestern ...
May 21, 2021
Snow in WA - is that really a thing? Yes it is, and well tell you where in a moment.
May 9, 2021
On WAâs wild southern coast, Albanyâs geography shaped its past and its flourishing present The idyllic Middleton beach in Albany, Western Australia. Photograph: Carolyn Beasley The idyllic Middleton beach in Albany, Western Australia. Photograph: Carolyn Beasley CarolynBeasley Sun 9 May 2021 13.30 EDT Last modified on Sun 9 May 2021 21.08 EDT Perched on Western Australiaâs southern tip, Albany clings to the shores of King George Sound and the sheltered bays of Princess Royal and...
May 9, 2021
‘Are we progressive? My oath we are!’ A local’s guide to Albany, Western Australia Carolyn Beasley Perched on Western Australia’s southern tip, Albany clings to the shores of King George Sound and the sheltered bays of Princess Royal and Oyster harbours. Granite peaks are surrounded by bushland, rich with wildflowers. It’s the home town of sisters Vikki Thorn and Donna Simpson, two-thirds of folk-rock trio the Waifs. Thorn describes her childhood as idyllic. “That wa...
April 15, 2021
Horsepower Highway offers tourists glimpse of WAs agricultural past updated 5 AprApril 2021 at 2:51am The Horsepower Highway offers drivers on the Broomehill-Gnowangerup Road an interesting diversion as they travel through the Great Southern. ( Print text only Cancel Travellers will get a glimpse of Western Australias agricultural past on a new tourism drive that aims to attract more visitors to the states south. Key points: The GNP 360 co-op came up with the idea to capitalise on increased do...