THE KINGDOM OF Tonga doesn’t often attract global attention, but a violent eruption of an underwater volcano on January 15 has spread shock waves, quite literally, around half the world. https://twitter.com/i/status/1482259999724535809 The
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JANUARY 3 2022 was a day like most others in the roughly two years of the COVID-19 pandemic preceding it — except it wasn’t. Despite reassurances from a federal government desperate
Region
IN MID-JANUARY the local government areas in southern NSW posted a rise in regional Covid-19 case numbers with the official numbers confirming anecdotal talk about a noteworthy incidence of case
District Bulletin contributor Tracey Hardacre alerted us and started this report of ‘must do’ musical events coming up in the first half of 2022. Good therapy after the isolation and lockdowns
Environment
Exclusive: the wetlands are estimated to host 70,000 waterbirds, including Australia’s rarest waterfowl. TWO NATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT wetlands in far north New South Wales will be added to the national parks estate as part
Editorial / Opinion
“With COVID-19, the next Variant of Concern (VOC) could be just around the corner. In the same way that the world was so focused on Delta that Omicron's emergence took us
A PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE has detailed a number of ways to reform floodplain harvesting in NSW. NSW Farmers President James Jackson said even small steps towards evidence-based regulation of floodplain harvesting were
