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Western Australia's eucalypt forests fade to brown as century-old giant jarrahs die in heat and drought | Environment - Vimarsana News

Western Australia's eucalypt forests fade to brown as century-old giant jarrahs die in heat and drought | Environment

Dead and dying shrubs and trees – some of which are found nowhere else on Earth – line more than 1,000km across the state’s south-west

Sibling rivalry runs deep in the human soul – but the tale of the prodigal son has something to teach us all | Justine Toh - Vimarsana News

Sibling rivalry runs deep in the human soul – but the tale of the prodigal son has something to teach us all | Justine Toh

There’s a reason we keep returning to stories where insecurity abounds, the anger is bitter, the shame an enveloping storm

Nobbys Records Fifth Highest Annual Temperature in 100 Years | The Scone Advocate - Vimarsana News

Nobbys Records Fifth Highest Annual Temperature in 100 Years | The Scone Advocate

Nobbys recorded an average maximum temperature of 22.8 degrees last year, making it the fifth highest annual figure in 100 years. Find out more about the rising temperatures at Nobbys in Australia.

Nobbys Records Fifth Highest Annual Temperature in 100 Years | The Singleton Argus - Vimarsana News

Nobbys Records Fifth Highest Annual Temperature in 100 Years | The Singleton Argus

Nobbys recorded an average maximum temperature of 22.8 degrees last year, making it the fifth highest annual figure in 100 years. Find out more about the rising temperatures at Nobbys in Australia.

Nobbys Records Fifth Highest Annual Temperature in 100 Years | Port Macquarie News - Vimarsana News

Nobbys Records Fifth Highest Annual Temperature in 100 Years | Port Macquarie News

Nobbys recorded an average maximum temperature of 22.8 degrees last year, making it the fifth highest annual figure in 100 years. Find out more about the rising temperatures at Nobbys in Australia.