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Adapting to the changing climate could mean pressure on the bottom line for agriculture - Vimarsana News

Adapting to the changing climate could mean pressure on the bottom line for agriculture

Production and exports from Australia’s agricultural sector are tipped to hit record levels in 2022-23, but there may be pressure on the bottom line for agriculture ...

NT Government meets to discuss disastrous bushfires in Red Centre - Vimarsana News

NT Government meets to discuss disastrous bushfires in Red Centre

An ecological tragedy is unfolding in Australia’s Red Centre, where bushfires have destroyed more than 100,000 ha of heritage-nominated Tjoritja West MacDonnell National Park, closed the world-renowned Larapinta Trail wilderness walk...

Restoring the rainforest - Vimarsana News

Restoring the rainforest

North Queensland is recognised as one of most biologically diverse regions in the world. The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef laps onto the shores of the Wet Tropics. And amongst the fronds of the tropical rainforest and the surrounding area are 60% of Australia’s butterfly species, 40% of our...

Condoms from spinifex? Now that's a fraction too much friction ... - Vimarsana News

Condoms from spinifex? Now that's a fraction too much friction ...

The idea of a super-thin condom made from spinifex – a spiky tussock grass commonly found growing in the desert sands of arid central Australia – sounds a tad

Severe wet season drives up demand for air freight food supplies in northern Queensland - Vimarsana News

Severe wet season drives up demand for air freight food supplies in northern Queensland

An unusually long wet season has meant changes to the way a number of remote Cape York communities are receiving critical food supplies.