There’s a 60,000-Year-Old Method to Help Battle Australia’s Bushfires December 17, 2019 By Jason Scott Australia’s indigenous people say the bushfire-ravaged country is paying the price for ignoring their expertise in managing the ecology of...
Australia Braces for Another Week of Devastating Bushfires November 12, 2019 By Emily Cadman and Jason Scott Australia is bracing for another week of devastating bushfires, with swaths of the eastern seaboard and even areas of greater...
Australia’s Pro-Coal Prime Minister Signals War on Climate Change Activists November 1, 2019 By Jason Scott Radical. Extreme. Anarchists: Scott Morrison’s choice of language Friday made it clear how he views some environmental protesters. Now the...
Australia Steps Up Biosecurity at Airports to Prevent Deadly African Swine Fever October 15, 2019 By Jason Scott Australia banned a traveler from visiting for three years after she failed to declare her suitcase was loaded with food,...
Indonesia Military Plane Crash Puts Focus on Aging Aircraft July 1, 2015 By Chris Brummitt, Jason Scott and Neil Chatterjee The loss of at least 150 lives in the crash of an Indonesian cargo plane raises fresh questions about the...
Vanuatu Government Declares State of Emergency After ‘Monster’ Cyclone March 16, 2015 By Jason Scott and Michael Heath Vanuatu’s government declared a nationwide state of emergency after Cyclone Pam tore through the South Pacific archipelago, leaving at least...
Malaysia Jet Search Enters New Phase with Expanded Subsea Hunt April 28, 2014 By Jason Scott The hunt for a missing Malaysian passenger jet entered a new phase as an international team abandoned its aerial search...