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A Period Guide for the Outdoors in Australia Leave Not Trace
We’re excited to introduce a new resource on our website – “A Period Guide for the Outdoors”, designed to help anyone heading out into nature feel comfortable and prepared while minimising environmental impact. Whether you’re bushwalking in the Blue Mountains, camping in the Outback, or exploring the Great Ocean Walk, managing your period outdoors requires…
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POSCO plans to invest $40 billion in environmental projects in Australia by 2040
Investments will be directed to the construction of facilities for the production of “green” hydrogen South Korean steel company POSCO Group intends to invest $40 billion in environmental projects in Australia until 2040. This was stated by the company’s CEO Chung Woo Choi at a meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Hydrogen Central reports.…
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Huge hot air balloon spotted over Australia
It is the size of a 16-story building. Brian Donnelly, better known as KAWS, is an American artist best known for his cross-eyed toys. He positions them as a work of art. Every year KAWS launches an advertising campaign. A giant balloon in the form of a branded toy tours different cities and surprises residents.…
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Australia: Severe floods threaten country’s largest vineyards
The governor of South Australia has declared a “serious emergency” due to flooding that could inundate the region’s largest vineyards, according to the Australian news agency AAP. Last week, large-scale flooding occurred in Australia in New South Wales and along the rivers of Victoria. On Monday, South Australian Governor Peter Malinauskas officially declared the floods…
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Over 4.2 million lightning strikes recorded in Australia during storms
Australia weathered severe storms over the weekend, with more than 4.2 million lightning strikes recorded across the country. The most severe storms hit Adelaide on Saturday afternoon in a devastating squall line before moving through South Australia and New South Wales to reach Sydney late Sunday morning. These storms caused significant damage to South Australia…
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A whale was spotted off the coast of Australia, which “adopted” a cub of another species
Photographer Jess Woling captured an unusual pair – a southern right whale and a humpback calf. Researchers believe that an adult could have adopted a calf that lost its parents. Cathy Fanney, of the Australian Little White Whale Project, was surprised to see the footage. The woman has long studied the behavior of southern right…