Australia has rated as a top consumer of natural resources. (File photo)
Aust's ecological footprint one of biggest in world: index
The annual Climate Living Index, which measures humanity's demand on natural resources, has listed Australia's ecological footprint as one of the biggest in the world. More
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'Our mistake'
UQ admits reprimanding a lecturer for his public criticism over the marketing of Gardasil was an over-reaction.
'Tax binge'
The Opposition plans to take a stand against the Government's alcopop tax increase in the Senate.
Herbicide concerns
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'Patchy records'
A new report has pointed out gaps in Australian research on the impacts of climate change.
More troops, please
A key strategic policy body says boosting troop numbers in Afghanistan now will speed up Australia's eventual withdrawal.
Remembering Johnny
A new exhibition celebrates the life and career of Australian soccer legend Johnny Warren.
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