With key treaties up for review in 2048, we need to think carefully about the future of the South Pole.

Social media platforms are slacking, so Kremlin mouthpieces keep blabbing in Latin America and the Middle East.

Changes in the native logging industry mean the state now sequesters more carbon than it emits.

New findings show reinfection increases risks of mortality and hospitalisation.

Labor coy on multinational tax reform plans.

Tensions are high after Pelosi’s visit, but Taiwanese anxiety has been ramping up since the start of Russia’s invasion.

High stakes and online assessments are behind the spike in malpractice.

Many analyses rely on official Russian government data.

Are location tags on social media destroying nature, or opening it up to new eyes?

Reinfection increases risk of Long COVID, and governments need to wake up, say experts.

A seeming act of retaliation by the government as industrial action continues this morning.

The Kremlin is now eyeing swaths of the South as well as the East of Ukraine.

Record temperatures and wildfires devastate Europe in the world’s latest heatwave.

NSW Parks & Wildlife is investigating co-management of national parks

The two retailers have faced scrutiny for potential breaches of privacy.

Black women have much higher rates of diagnosis and death from uterine cancer, but most patients haven’t even heard of it.

Bernard Collaery, former lawyer for East Timor in spying scandal, breathes easy.

Renewables cost continues to fall.

The Kremlin’s military imports largely come from Europe, and avoid China. Analysts believe a special kind of Sinophobia is to blame.

He’s made it to his first grand slam semi-final, but police have charged Kyrgios with assault back home.