At 84, legendary artist Herbie Hancock is a living history of popular music across the past seven decades; a sonic pioneer whose innovations shaped everything from jazz and fusion to funk, R&B and electro.
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Fish chomper stoppers could help baby corals rehabilitate reefs
The experiments are part of efforts to understand how best to help coral reefs recover from disturbance events like coral bleaching, which can damage and kill corals.
In conversation with Clover Moore
This event will also be the launch of NCC’s new policy platform Clean, Green and Local: Priorities for nature and climate in the 2024 local government elections.
Uncle Robbie Thorpe to test courts on Aboriginal rights and genocide
This case challenges the legal frustrations that have prevented Aboriginal people prosecuting genocide crimes in Australian courts
Farmers welcome carbon capture ban recommendations
Farmers for Climate Action has welcomed strong recommendations from the Senate Environment and Communications References Committee on carbon capture and storage, following US coal giant Glencore’s attempt to store coal waste underground in the Great Artesian Basin. The Great Artesian Basin or GAB is the largest and deepest artesian basin […]
Tree planting takes root to combat climate stress
Time in nature helps us thrive as individuals – physically, intellectually, emotionally, mentally, and ethically – and research suggests this is something young Australians really need
Digital briefing to give facts about Dutton’s nuclear plans
Get insights into the Dutton Coalition’s plans for seven nuclear power plants across five states
ACCC investigates ‘MasterChef’ renewable gas claims
We believe that hundreds of thousands of MasterChef fans are being deceived into thinking that the gas used in the program is good for the planet.
Coalition ‘missing in action’ on climate crisis
We are calling on the federal Coalition to listen to the Australian people and produce a climate policy that will reduce emissions this decade and support the transition to a clean economy with good jobs and exports like green steel and green hydrogen that support decarbonisation globally.
Buzz-worthy news on World Bees Day
Australia hosts approximately 10 per cent of global bee diversity.