The Latest Breaking News from Mark Graham

Wastewater is the water we flush down our toilets, send down the drain from our showers and sinks or discharge from factories. It’s supposed to travel through intact pipes to be cleaned at wastewater works. If it gets into rivers and streams, it pollutes and contaminates these with nutrients, antibiotics,…

The Dorrigo Plateau was used for antimony mining until prices collapsed in the 1970s. Now exploration has begun again – but locals are concerned the heavy metal may impact the water supply

Another campaigner says state environment minister ‘refuses to do anything’ ahead of koala protection summit in Sydney

Businessman and environmental activist Geoff Cousins expects a public campaign to end native forest logging in NSW to be an easy sell.

The death of a Turkish delivery courier has brought into focus the conditions under which riders work.

Environmentalists who were attacked by logging contractors in a NSW forest say police and the government-owned Forestry Corporation have questions to answer.

The Great White shark came right up to the shark cage, in the 32-foot deep water, next to Klein Brak Beach, in South Africa

Mark Graham was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer for the second time, after he had beaten the disease last year. The 64-year-old was told this time, that it is incurable

Mark's son told Belfast Live that he had beaten the disease last year, only to be dealt with this devastating blow