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Dear London… When I arrived in 1988 your food scene was in a pretty dire state. There were of course food titans like Marco Pierre White, Simon Hopkinson and Terence Conran, but we always lagged behind our counterparts in Europe and beyond. We were a bit of a laughing stock…

Aggie Waller admits that she's obsessed with eating raw supermarket salmon straight from the packet despite serious health risks - and people are horrified by it

A Tasmanian business owner appears in court for the first time after his company was charged with spilling waste material into a river north of Hobart, causing a significant fish kill.

Fears around blackwater are yet to be realised in South Australia's flooded communities, but experts say the event isn't all doom and gloom.

The use of antidepressant pills has become synonymous with improved mental health, quelling sometimes crippling anxiety, and altering energy levels and behaviour. They are heavily relied upon when treating depression and general anxiety disorder.

Maine lobster fishermen received a Christmas gift from Congress at the end of 2022: A six-year delay on new federal regulations designed to protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales.

Nick North says the hungry seal has eaten £3,000-worth of his stock

'Gazza knew he would arrive hungry, so had prepared a special hot dog - containing not a sausage but, er, something that looked like a sausage.'

It’s hard to count black bears. They don’t travel in herds. They are generally solitary and reclusive omnivores — although they occasionally display their foraging skills when they wander into a populated area and break into a garbage can or, rarely, a house.

Nelson is not getting the seal of approval from fishermen and the owner of the reservoir

An initiative to repopulate depleted waters is teaching villagers sustainable agriculture, providing jobs and improving diets