Outside my office window, two skilled workers complete a hard and dirty job. They’re cutting the felled trunk of a tree into small enough pieces to be thrown in

Several large earthquakes have struck the Indonesian island of Lombok in the past week, with the largest quake killing at least 98 people

Australia’s landscapes are dotted with mature eucalypts but they’re rapidly becoming collateral damage from population growth.

Australian governments have increased their spending on mental health over the last few decades. But the rate of mental illness isn’t going down.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics released the Australian Environmental-Economic Accounts on June 15.

Cats take a hefty toll on Australia’s reptiles – killing an estimated 649 million of them every year, including threatened species.

The King Island Scrubtit and the King Island Brown Thornbill are considered the first and third most likely birds to go extinct in the next 20 years.

With a rollicking story to set the scene, this piece explores the notion of population health – what is it, and why does it even matter?

About once a week, I’m the one to gently explain that the star name bought to honour someone's memory is not officially recognised.