Greg Evans Evans has revealed he underwent a quadruple heart bypass after receiving a serious diagnosis a few days before Christmas. “That (the test results) was at 4pm in the afternoon. At 9am the following morning I had a quadruple bypass,” Evans told The Herald Sun. Evans met highly respected cardiologist Assoc/Prof Kushwin Rajamani at […]
New World Economic Forum report suggests global clean fuel investment could rise from ~$25 billion today to over $100 billion annually by 2030 driven by new demand and government ambitions. Clean fuels can strengthen energy security and economic development goals, stimulating two to three times more jobs than conventional fuel sectors while diversifying national energy […]
Samara Doole, Possesed Photography, Thomas Reaubourgh via Unsplash.com If trucks ran on hydrogen instead of fossil fuels, carbon dioxide emissions from heavy-duty road transport could be significantly reduced. At the same time, a new study from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden shows that differences in how the gas is produced, distributed and used greatly […]
Amongst the many, many losses in the Longwood fire are structures at one of Victoria’s largest Scouting campsites. Mafeking Rover Park, situated at Caveat in the Central Highlands, was hit by the Longwood fire on Friday morning with a loss of most buildings on site. The 320-acre site was established more than 30 years ago […]
A leading energy solutions provider says households are more motivated than ever to install larger home battery systems as the federal government makes sweeping changes to the Cheaper Home Batteries Rebate. VoltX Energy Chief Operating Officer David Sedighi says since January 1, the subsidy rate has been reduced by around 10% or more than $1000 for […]
Fig.1a Showing the rainfall evolution over Asian subregions in the past 66 million years (1) Monash University Key points The Tibetan Plateau’s elevation was the main driver behind the Asian monsoon’s development and expansion Initially, weaker summer rains were confined to East Asia before spreading across South Asia as the plateau continued to rise […]
Australia’s energy system has been shaped by extreme weather events, record electricity demand and accelerating investment in renewables, according to the Global Energy Trends 2026: Australia Regional Outlook. In 2025, extreme weather events hit Australia, including Cyclone Alfred and extreme flooding in Queensland and New South Wales in 2025 caused widespread outages, leaving communities and industries dealing with power and […]
Presented at SPIE Photonics West 2026 (20–22 January, booth 1866), Sirocco SW brings Space-grade spectroscopy to mining, agriculture and environmental monitoring. As pressure mounts on access to critical raw materials, food security and climate data, the ability to accurately analyze soils, materials and gases has become a strategic challenge. LYNRED, a global leader in infrared […]
