The latest MJA-Lancet Countdown report tracking progress on health and climate change in Australia shows dangerous heat exposure has risen by 37% in the past 20 years. The 2025 edition has revealed ...

More information: Paul J Beggs et al, The 2024 report of the MJA–Lancet Countdown on health and climate change: Australia emerging as a hotspot for litigation, Medical Journal of Australia (2025 ...

This GitHub Organisation contains code and information relating to Program 3 (Improve Climate and Natural Hazard Science) of the Australian Climate Service, which is a collaboration between the ...

Australian Gridded Climate Data (AGCD) is the Bureau of Meteorology's official dataset for monthly gridded rainfall analysis. AGCD combines available rainfall data, with state-of-the-art statistical ...

Three years ago, Australia was on the verge of an election dominated by a wave of independent MPs who promised a climate change reckoning. But climate talk seems to have taken a backseat in the ...

Research Associate, Institute for Climate Risk and Response, UNSW Sydney Opposition Leader Peter Dutton would withdraw Australia’s bid to co-host next year’s global climate summit if the ...

Australia has experienced a 37 per cent rise in dangerous heat exposure over the past two decades, while becoming the world's second-highest hotspot for climate litigation, a new report reveals.

However, since people tend to adapt to their local climate, a threshold considered extreme in one part of Australia could be considered quite normal in another. To overcome this problem, thresholds ...

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Australia’s exposure to intense heat continues to rise while the nation finds itself a global hotspot for climate-related lawsuits, according to the latest MJA–Lancet Countdown report. Published today ...

In 2023, Australia signed a climate migration deal with Tuvalu. It also prevents Tuvalu from pursuing a security deal with China. A Coalition government would review Australia's 43% cut to emissions.