World's Ugliest Lawn Winner: An Australian Groundskeeper's Story
Jarno Coone from Kyneton, Victoria, wins the 2025 World's Ugliest Lawn competition by never watering his yard, promoting water conservation and wildlife habitat creation.
Jarno Coone from Kyneton, Victoria, wins the 2025 World's Ugliest Lawn competition by never watering his yard, promoting water conservation and wildlife habitat creation.
Four shark attacks in 48 hours along Australia's east coast have led to beach closures in New South Wales, with Sydney residents reconsidering ocean safety.
Rice University researchers develop novel copper-aluminium material that absorbs PFAS pollutants at dramatically accelerated rates while enabling safer destruction methods.
Climate Minister Katie White argues that solving the climate crisis requires collaboration with the City of London, highlighting green finance growth and government initiatives like the Warm Homes Plan.
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RecommendedDiscover how to enhance your garden's structure in winter by planting bare-root trees, bushes, and evergreens. Learn tips for wildlife-friendly planting and cost-effective gardening.
A major winter storm is sweeping the US, bringing snow, ice and dangerously cold temperatures, with 12 states declaring emergencies and millions under alerts.
The autopsy of 19-year-old Canadian backpacker Piper James, found dead on K'gari island, shows evidence of drowning and dingo bite injuries, with the coroner awaiting further results.
Apple Weather App forecasts light snow in London early next Tuesday, January 27, with rain expected to wash it away by midday. Met Office and BBC predict only rain.
Storm Ingrid sweeps across the UK, bringing 60mph gusts and heavy rain, with Met Office yellow warnings in effect until Saturday morning.
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RecommendedA roundup of stunning wildlife photographs from around the globe, featuring a proud bald eagle, a rare axolotl, and a goofy elephant seal, with insights into conservation and ecological changes.
Thailand's Andaman Coast dugong population faces dramatic decline as dead sea cows wash ashore, revealing a broader marine biodiversity crisis and seagrass die-off.
After four shark attacks in 48 hours, Sydney's iconic beaches are on high alert. Experts discuss the causes behind this spike in human-shark encounters and essential safety tips for swimmers.
New research reveals particle pollution in the Balkans is Europe's highest, often exceeding Beijing levels. Sarajevo's residential heating and aged vehicle fleet create dangerous smog conditions.
A new report reveals water-related conflicts have surged globally, with climate change, corruption and infrastructure failures driving the alarming trend.
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RecommendedThe RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend may reveal increased sightings of fieldfares and redwings due to cold European weather driving more birds to Britain for winter shelter and food.
Indonesian government revokes permits for 28 companies after catastrophic floods killed up to 11% of critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans in Batang Toru forests.
A devastating landslide at a Mount Maunganui campsite in New Zealand has claimed two lives, with six people missing. Rescue efforts continue amid unstable conditions.
South-east Australia braces for catastrophic fire conditions as temperatures could exceed 49°C, challenging all-time records in Victoria and New South Wales.
Guardian readers share personal stories and insights on horse manure collection, comparing it to dog waste and highlighting its garden benefits.
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RecommendedCanada's Marineland aquarium, which previously threatened to euthanise its whales, now seeks government approval to sell 30 captive belugas to US institutions after its China export proposal was rejected.
A state of emergency has been declared across multiple US states as a historic winter storm brings intense snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures to over 200 million people.
New research suggests extinct giant kangaroos weighing up to 250kg could hop, challenging previous assumptions about their mobility and biomechanics.
A Toby Carvery in north London faces eviction after its owner cut down a 500-year-old oak tree without council permission, sparking outrage and legal action.
Spanish judge indicts Real Madrid executives over noise pollution allegations from Bernabéu stadium concerts following residents' legal action citing health impacts.
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RecommendedNew wood-burning stoves in the UK may soon carry health warnings and face an 80% reduction in smoke emissions, aiming to cut toxic particles by 9% over a decade.
Weather maps indicate a snow cloud heading for London next Thursday, with forecasts predicting up to 100mm per hour, though the BBC expects only light rain.
Police across four Amazon nations have arrested nearly 200 people in a major joint operation targeting illegal gold mining, seizing cash, gold, mercury and firearms.
The Court of Appeal has ruled that the Mayor of Tower Hamlets acted unlawfully in attempting to remove three low traffic neighbourhood schemes in east London, vindicating road safety campaigners.
New analysis reveals human-caused global heating made Australia's severe January heatwave five times more likely, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in major cities.
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RecommendedEnfield Council demands public apology and financial reparations after Toby Carvery owner felled a centuries-old oak tree in Whitewebbs Park without permission, sparking legal action.