An appeal has been made to NSW parliament to scrap a bill recognising the heritage value of wild horses in the Kosciuszko National Park.
Potentially deadly fire ants found in new Queensland housing development
Two invasive fire ant nests are found and destroyed at Palmview, on the Sunshine Coast, where locals are concerned for the safety of children living and playing in the area.
Country town furious over 'pigeon palace' poo problem
Locals in a South Australian town known for its silo art fear visitors are being driven away by the "toxic" smell created by hundreds of pigeons roosting in a derelict building.
Feral cats killing more native animals than previously thought
Research tracking released bilbies and bettongs in remote SA has found feral cats are their biggest killer.
Bees on the move as varroa mite biosecurity rules are eased
Stopping thousands of bees from starving during drought will be easier for commercial beekeepers, as Biosecurity Queensland relaxes varroa mite rules around moving hives.
Breakthrough in fight against 'cursed beetle' destroying trees
More than 100 trees infested with polyphagous shot-hole borer are saved by a Perth council during a four-month chemical injection trial.
Cannibal cane toad tadpoles that never grow up could help toad control
By removing a gene to stunt cane toads at their tadpole stage, scientists hope they may have found a way to make the invader kill its own species.
Shooters cull hundreds of 'stealthy' feral cats to protect native animals
Specialist shooters are using cameras and thermal imaging to track down feral cats throughout New South Wales, killing 400 animals since October.
One solution to the out-of-control feral deer problem — eat them
Feral deer populations are booming in Queensland, damaging farms and costing millions, but some are turning them into a business opportunity.
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Fall armyworm was unstoppable. Then it came to Australia
The insect said to threaten the food security of 600 million people globally may have met its match in the form of several native Australian fungi and bacteria.
Six of these wasps fit on a pin head, but they can help control moths
Releasing 10,000 of microscopic wasps into a home may not sound like the most obvious way to tackle a moth infestation, but it is an effective one.
Fire ants join their legs together and 'raft' on water
Fire ants join together to raft to new locations after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred flooded farmland at Allenview, in Queensland's Scenic Rim.
Former WA police chief says gun laws 'unnecessarily' target regional shooters
Farmers and conservation managers say the Cook government's toughened gun laws will dramatically reduce people's ability to control feral animals.
Birds decimate apple orchard
Adelaide Hills apple grower Gavin Plummer shows ruined apples in his orchard, in what he describes as one of the worst years for bird damage. He believes the ongoing drought in SA is sending more birds into orchards in search of food.
Working dogs are famous but what about working cats?
For thousands of years farmers have kept cats for their talents at catching rats and mice, and now there are calls for people working the land to be able to claim tax deductions their health and upkeep,
Perth mayors call for end to 'gag orders' on shot-hole borer
The fight against shot-hole-borer is being hampered by the use of NDAs hiding the location of infected trees, two Perth mayors say.
How three dogs could help Kangaroo Island eliminate feral cats
A team on Kangaroo Island is making a final push to eradicate feral cats using specially trained hounds and high-tech traps.
Ipswich locals are sick of treating fire ant infestations
Greg Locke is battling fire ants as he works to clean up flood damage around his Bundamba home.
Fire ants spreading on 'rafts' amid flooding
Some Queenslanders are experiencing a new and unpleasant threat in the wake of this week's floods.
Brumby numbers 'way down' in Kosciuszko, aerial shooting paused
NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe has indicated that the wild horse management program at Kosciuszko National Park is ahead of schedule and that between 3,000 and 4,000 animals remain.
One lousy bath leaves snake catcher in hot water
An experienced South Australian snake catcher has spent a week in hospital after being bitten by a lice-infested snake he was treating with a bath.