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'Frustrated': EPA chief wants answers on lake fish kill

EPA officials secured several items of equipment from Vales Point Power Station as part of the Mannering Park fish kill investigation.

Newcastle Herald

Pink door decision is as mad as George III

Brief letters: City of Edinburgh council | What a de-corker! | Inland fish restaurants | Mary’ Quant’s makeup that lasts

The Guardian - UK

Snailfish: the 'impossible' fish that broke two deep sea records shows the importance of ocean exploration

When thinking of animals that live in the most extreme environments on Earth most of us probably don’t think of the snailfish. Its name may not hint at extraordinary physical capabilities but the snailfish has broken the record for living at the deepest ocean depths known to humanity.

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Mum cracks code with fussy eater kids thanks to unusual hack for her two-year-old

A mum has cured stress and fussy eating around mealtimes after implementing an unusual life hack with her daughter from just six months old - and she's never looked back

Daily Mirror

Mackerel is no longer a sustainable fish. Should you stop eating it?

This seemingly abundant species was often touted as a responsible choice, but years of overfishing have led its sustainability rating to be downgraded

The Guardian - UK

'I feed my two-year-old seafood so she's not fussy – she loves smoked salmon, mussels and haggis'

Little Hallie also loves eating prawns, gherkins and olives

Wales Online

Scots parents feed daughter 'unusual diet' including mussels and haggis to 'avoid fussiness'

Hallie, 2, loves prawns, smoked salmon, gherkins, olives and haggis - and has even tried mussels and fish sticks.

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Shakespeare's environmentalism: how his plays explore the same ecological issues we face today

Climate change, urban sprawl, air pollution, deforestation, depleted fish stocks, biodiversity and species loss: these are not exclusively modern problems that only sprang up in the last few hundred years. In fact, the common but misleading phrase “industrial revolution” masks the long history of resource extraction and ecological degradation in…

The Conversation

PFAS-affected landowners in Wagga Wagga still waiting for compensation from Defence

Greg Semple believes the toxic chemicals from a nearby Royal Australian Air Force base are behind the total collapse of his hatchery, but he still hasn't received any word about whether he will be compensated.

ABC News

California wildfires grew worse. The Forest Service dropped more retardant. Did it help?

Greg Bolin has watched the colorful spray of fire retardant fall from airplanes over the canyon near his home. He has also had wildfires come close to his back door.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Arrest warrant issued for YouTuber for illegally fishing in Canada national park

The Guardian - US

Animals review – a carnival of curious fish and fantastic beasts

From a medieval monk mixed with a fish to the call of an extinct Hawaiian bird, this entertaining show revels in nature’s marvels – real or otherwise

The Guardian - UK

Scampi could vanish from menus without special fishing visas, ministers warned

MPs urged the Government to act to ensure the fishing industry has enough workers.

The Independent UK

Spearfishing attracts a new wave of enthusiasts keen to source food sustainably

Spearfishing has traditionally been dominated by "blokey blokes" but a new wave of "spearos" — including many more women — is building, a Tasmanian instructor says.

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New South Wales Environmental Protection Authority to probe Menindee fish kills as pollution incident

The New South Wales Environmental Protection Authority has announced it will investigate last month's Menindee fish kills as a pollution incident.

ABC News

Risks fail to deter Indonesian fishermen from making dangerous journey into Australian waters

As Indonesian's island community of Rote again mourns the loss of fishermen in Australian waters, there are renewed calls for government and non-government organisations to find a solution.

Bangkok Post

The Tao of island travel

After a two-hour ferry ride from Koh Samui, we landed on Koh Tao, where a tremendous influx of foreign and Thai tourists was arriving at Mae Haad Pier in the late afternoon. A crew of hotel guides were shouting their customers' names from a nearby pavilion, while a fleet of…

The Conversation

Floods of nutrients from fertilisers and wastewater trash our rivers. Could offsetting help?

The rivers running through the hearts of Australia’s major cities and towns are often carrying heavy loads of nutrients and sediments.

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Sex and the single gene: new research shows a genetic ‘master switch’ determines sex in most animals

In humans and other animals, sex is usually determined by a single gene. However, there are claims that in some species, such as platyfish, it takes a whole “parliament” of genes acting together to determine whether offspring develop as a male or female.

Chronicle Live

UK's favourite takeaway revealed - and it's surprisingly not fish and chips

Despite the stereotype that all British people love lapping up a fish and chip supper, a whole different cuisine took the top spot in terms of UK favourites

Daily Mirror

Deep sea fisherman catches creature that's so strange people can't believe it's real

Roman Fedortsov, a deep-sea fisherman working on a trawler in Russia, has devoted his life to searching for creatures unknown and shared a picture of his catch on Instagram

The Independent UK

Super sustainable soused red mullet salad

Try sousing – or lightly pickling – fish at home, starting with this red mullet salad, says Lauren Taylor

The Independent UK

‘Something else’: Grilled gurnard wrapped in pancetta

Everything tastes better in pancetta, says Lauren Taylor. But especially gurnard

The New Daily

Darling-Baaka River fish kill treated as ‘pollution incident’ as EPA investigates causes

A fish kill in NSW's Darling-Baaka River will be treated as a "pollution incident" as the Environmental Protection Agency investigates it.

Daily Record

Co-op launches major discount scheme to rival Sainsbury's and Tesco

The retailer has become the latest to launch a loyalty scheme that will offer shoppers lower prices on their shopping.

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