Environment
Government funds Indigenous-led bushfire management programs, is it enough?
After the Federal Government announcement of $2 million for Indigenous fire and land management workshops grants, Millie Spencer spoke to Greens Senator […]
Panorama Presents… NAIDOC Week
Hosts Vidita Sharma and Angus Thomson take us through some of our favourite stories from Traditional Owners in Panorama’s archives. Senator Lidia […]
The race to save 500 beached whales
Tasmanian Parks & Wild Life Service have been in a race against time to save 500 pilot whales stranded off Macquarie Harbour. […]
La Niña is back for first time in four years, what does that mean?
The El Niño–Southern Oscillation scale moves back and fourth towards the end of ever year. This year, its polar end La Niña […]
Torres Strait Islanders implore Australian Government to help save their ancestral homes
Originally published on The Swanston Gazette Podcast – Episode 3 – Sustainability Climate change is eroding the lands of those most vulnerable […]
The “what” and “why” of seasonal fatigue
Do you start to feel tired when the seasons change? Do you feel sleepy when Spring hits? Wing Kuang spoke to the […]
News Talks #6: Voicing concern about youth mental health and climate change
In our final interview with Local and Vocal campaigners from the Foundation for Young Australians, our reporters Anneliese Farrer and Angus Thomson […]
Carbon-tracking app helps schools and businesses reduce their emissions
CEO of eco-start-up ClimateClever Dr Vanessa Rauland speaks to Panorama on the way their new app is helping Australians track their environmental […]
COVID-19 fears for 1 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
Woman-led disaster response organisation Action Aid expresses concern for the almost one million refugees in Cox’s Bazar, a refugee settlement in Bangladesh. […]
Re-thinking the ‘inhospitable’ Himalayas
For many years it was believed that the Himalayas acted as a barrier between people living to the north and south of […]