‘They poo all over the yard’: little corellas are terrorising Kangaroo Island – and nothing can stop them The birds – not native to the South Australian island – have covered a school in faeces, torn up infrastructure and damaged crops

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The swift parrot’s distinctive call was recorded dozens of times in a patch of Tasmanian forest. Then the forest was logged Scientists estimate the endangered bird’s population has slumped to about 750. But the logging agency responsible for clearing its habitat said it acted lawfully

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Koala habitat logged by farmers unaware of new environment laws Koala habitat has been bulldozed in an apparent breach of new environment laws that took effect in December, with fears farmers are unaware of their new obligations.

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Can you spare a minute to help this campaign? Impose Full Penalties for Severe Animal Cruelty Acts

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Urgent plea for change on popular tourist island ‘overwhelmed’ with tourists The cull of six dingoes on the popular tourist island follows the death of Canadian 19-year-old Piper James. Find out more.

NSW said no to culling sharks.

QLD has said yes to culling dingoes.
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Don't forget to put water out for the birds today in Australia's south.

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2026: Commercial exploitation of Kangaroos in South Australia Our experience of South Australian landscapes is one of total absence. The myths of booming populations and mass starvation, are precisely that, myths. The population estimates for 2026 show a 31 per ...

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2026: Commercial exploitation of Kangaroos In New South Wales The population estimate for Kangaroos in New South Wales has fallen to 9,586,809 from 13,910,688, resulting in a decline in commercial quota for 2026 of 733,927 Kangaroos.

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Conservationists condemn prescribed burn in cockatoo nesting area Environmental and conservation experts in Western Australia challenge claims by Environment Minister Matthew Swinbourn that two endangered bird species were not present in a patch of Great Southern bu...

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Australia’s algal bloom catastrophe has left more than 87,000 animals dead. What will happen this summer? It’s one of Australia’s worst underwater environmental catastrophes. What’s going to happen to South Australia’s vast algal bloom as summer heat warms the ocean?

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Is Adelaide's stormwater contributing to the algal bloom crisis? Adelaide's stormwater network has been discharging high loads of sediment into the Gulf of St Vincent for decades, killing off seagrasses that are a key defence against blooms of the kind wreaking hav...

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Can you spare a minute to help this campaign? Introduce Arnie's Law: Stronger Penalties for Crimes Against Pets

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Greyhound racing is on its last lap Dog racing, once a form of public entertainment more popular than the cinema in Britain, is now on its last legs

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What native forest logging is really costing NSW Native forest logging in New South Wales is costing more than it delivers – in taxpayer dollars, habitat destruction, carbon emissions and water pollution

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2026: Commercial exploitation of Kangaroos in Queensland The Queensland Government’s population estimate for the 3 commercially exploited species in Queensland's 5 commercial shooting zones is 19,308,148 giving a commercial quota in 2026 of 2,850,900 with a...

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'We really need her to turn around': Health fears for rare white whale A white humpback calf known as Siale is seen heading north along the NSW coast when most whales are searching for food in the Antarctic Ocean.

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Twice as effective as nets: shark-spotting drones to become ‘permanent fixture’ on Queensland beaches State government says ‘traditional measures’ like nets and drum lines will continue to be used despite evidence of deadly impact on other marine life

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Scientists hopeful they have found source of SA algal bloom toxins Scientists believe they have identified the species responsible for the toxins in South Australia's marine algal bloom that has killed millions of aquatic animals.

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A storm is coming The Australian Government’s proposed reforms to its Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act). Top line comments on the Environment Protection Reform Bill.

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WA man fined over neglect of two dogs which 'suffered greatly' A man in Western Australia's far north has been fined and banned from owning pets for five years after being found guilty of neglecting two dogs.

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The quiet movement removing barbed wire fences to save wildlife Wongarra man Doug Gimesy removes more than 18 kilometres of barbed wire from his property to create a wildlife haven.

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Tragic discovery in suburban yard as Aussies embrace controversial tradition Products that sell for as little as $1 have been documented harming Australia's wildlife. Find out more.

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Spring's migratory flocks pose bird flu risk for Tasmania With migratory birds returning to Tasmania during a period of increased bird flu, the chance of the virus affecting the state's coastal areas is on the rise.

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Threatened native animals at risk as rat bait review delayed again Rat bait poison has been found in threatened northern quoll populations as an overdue report into their use by the federal pesticides regulator is again delayed.

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More whales are getting tangled in fishing gear and shark nets. Here’s what we can do Australian scientists have noticed a rise in the number of whales getting entangled in ropes and fishing lines. Rescuing them is a job for experts.

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Vet sent greyhounds home with 'open wounds', SA parliament told Staff at Greyhound Racing SA accuse the organisation of suppressing complaints about its preferred vet, according to documents and graphic photos tabled in state parliament.

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