Tom Mortlock News Today

There's one key number being watched closely at the moment – and it will determine what summer looks like for millions of Aussies.

Extreme rainfall is a natural feature of the Australian climate so understanding what is happening now is essential for the future, experts say

IT has been a busy year for news at The Mail as always, but not all of it has been bad.

Owner of Mortlock Construction has been in the business for 46 years

The melting of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet may now be “locked in,” according to a new analysis.

While this might be good news for surfers, it's bad news for coastal communities.

CROWDS of people flocked to the port of Barrow over the weekend to catch a rare glimpse of some commercial and historic vessels.

A 12-FOOT tall mermaid and its seahorse steed have anchored into our seaside port as part of an ambitious community project.

Waves are getting bigger and surf at least 13 feet (about 4 meters) tall is becoming more common off California’s coast

A new study finds that winter wave heights have increased along Californias coastline as human actions have warmed the worlds climate. Bigger waves are a threat to the already vulnerable coast.