A prominent whale expert says the kayaker who wound up inside the mouth of a humpback whale in Chile was accidentally scooped up when the animal was feeding - but was in no danger of being swallowed.
On the eve of the expected announcement of the boundaries for the Great Koala National Park comes a disturbing revelation about the state government’s troubled logging arm.
Forestry Corporation of NSW has blamed a “data extraction error” for the massive discrepancies in the biomaterial reports.
The penguin came shore 1800 kilometres from home,only to survive encounters with a shark and fox.
Beachwatch said pollution was unlikely on the public holiday afternoon when the friends had their swim. Yet,Herald testing earlier this month revealed dangerous levels of bacteria on an equally busy hot day.
How dog poo on the streets is thwarting efforts to clean up Sydney’s harbour and rivers for swimming.
Visitors are invited to come to smell the corpse flower’s rotten perfume during extended opening hours at the botanic garden before the flower withers and dies.
Elvis and Priscilla’s babies are hatching,but don’t be fooled by their size:these babies are among the deadliest creatures on the planet.
The science has been clear for some time that the mesh nets do little to protect humans,yet do much harm to non-target animals. The politics is finally catching up.
A parliamentary inquiry into containment laws in NSW has sparked debate about a controversial policy spreading around the world.
Rain or shine,Maianbar resident Julie Keating is on the Port Hacking foreshore protecting migratory and resident shorebirds almost every day from July to March.