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The local athlete produced a stunning 4.30 hours effort in his debut at the 70.3 Half Ironman in Cairns on the weekend. Completing his transformation from couch potato to conqueror, Gartrell finished 32nd overall in the 1500 field and eighth in the 30 ...
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Timothy P. Cairns, 49, whose law license has been on "disabled inactive status'' since November, pleaded guilty to second-degree vehicular assault, a Class A misdemeanor, after Attorney General Matt Denn's office dropped one count of first-degree ...
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Today's animal species are disappearing at a rate up to 100 times higher than they did in the past -- and humans are responsible, a new study warns. Since the year 1500, at least 338 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish have become ...
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A whale (front) and another (partly seen at right) being dragged on board a Japanese ship after being harpooned in Antarctic waters. Photograph: HO/AFP/Getty Images. Associated Press in Tokyo. Saturday 20 June 2015 01.12 EDT. Share on Facebook ...
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A leading German climate change authority and adviser to the Pope on the effects of global warming has lambasted Australia over what he perceives as its failure to address an inevitable process of de-carbonisation. Professor Hans Schellnhuber, head of the ...
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It is never easy dealing with a barrage of questions - even when you're a high-flier like former astronaut Charles Bolden. 06:37, UK, Saturday 20 June 2015. Play video "Mission To The Red Planet". Video: Mission To The Red Planet. Share on Twitter · Share ...
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Two men have been criticised after a video showing them “surfing” on the back of a whale shark surfaced online. It was uploaded to the Facebook page of the non-profit environmental group Marine Connection, who have called for the pair to face legal action.
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If Skippy the bush kangaroo could have written, chances are the much-loved marsupial would have used the left paw to pick up a pen, researchers say. After monitoring the habits of a range of kangaroo species, a team of global scientists have determined the ...
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The traditional trip to a museum is being transformed by handing visitors virtual reality headsets that allow them to experience attacks by giant sea scorpions and fearsome ancient worms. Visitors to David Attenborough's First Life exhibit at London's Natural ...
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The Pope's message about the environment has been praised by federal ministers but the chairman of the Prime Minister's Business Advisory Council has encouraged a science-based examination of the issue. Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull ...
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