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They called it the black summer, when a series of huge bushfires swept across vast parts of australia. millions of hectares of land were destroyed and more than thirty people died. an unknown number of animals also lost their lives. now conservationists are trying to boost wildlife numbers, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. they are one of australia's most iconic symbols. the koala is beloved, but it is also in serious danger. here, at a wildlife centre on the slightly inappropriately named kangaroo island, they are trying to do something about that, although finding and looking after these...

But a year after the brits got rid of gendered prize categories, women are entirely missing from the best artist prize, with acts like stormzy and george ezra taking all the slots. organisers say female artists and female fronted bands do account for 42% of the overall nominations... ..with acts like cat burns up for multiple awards. the winners will be announced at a star—studded ceremony on sunday the 11th of february. mark savage, bbc news. in australia, a local man has well and truly earned the title of "wildlife warrior" after rescuing a cuddly native. this is the moment queensland man ...

After the heroics, mr thornton says he's just glad the koala made it safely. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello then. week two of january 2023 has been another wet one and in fact we are starting to see the signs of that out to the west. there's been some localised flooding. this was carmarthenshire thursday afternoon and through north—west england and parts of wales, some areas have already exceeded their monthly average rainfall totals and we're not even halfway through the month yet. now thursday's low pressure continues to pull away. this little ridge of high pressure...

Hugh Jackman lends his voice to the new comedy co-produced by Rick and Morty's Justin Roiland.

IFAW welcomes the long-waited Australian government response to Professor Graeme Samuel’s independent review into our national environment laws.